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AI Video Face Swap

Carry your signature face through clips for a unified catalogue, from 31 credits a job with the quote printed before you confirm.

The consent rule does not bend for moving footage: fictional, your own, or documented consent.

Quoted by clip length and resolution on the job, before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.

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Casting that holds through motion

The video face swap carries your signature face through a clip, frame by frame, so footage produced at different times and places still stars the same performer. It is the moving version of still casting, quoted by clip length and resolution on the job — printed before you confirm, with automatic refunds when a job fails.

The casting sequence

1

Use the same master face file

The clean, frontal, evenly lit portrait you cast stills with. One source across stills and video is the whole consistency system.

2

Choose honest footage

Faces near-frontal, steadily lit, unobstructed. Extreme angles, whip cuts and strobing light are where swaps strain.

3

Inspect the whole clip

Judge the full runtime, not the first second — swaps fail at head turns, profile passes and lighting changes.

Where it earns its ticket

Unify

One star across footage

Clips produced in different sessions re-cast onto one performer, so the catalogue reads as a single body of work.

Adapt

Scenarios onto your character

Brief a scene once, produce it generically, then cast it — the scenario becomes your performer’s scene.

Rescue

Right movement, wrong face

When the performance lands and the face does not, casting repairs the cheaper half of the problem.

Footage suitability

TraitWithin specStrains the swap
Face angleFrontal to three-quarterLong profile passages
CameraSteady or slow movementWhip pans and heavy shake
LightConsistent through the clipStrobe or hard cuts between setups
ObstructionsFace clear throughoutHair, hands or props crossing the face
Whose face and footage may I use?

Your own face or a fictional character’s, applied to footage you own or hold documented consent to transform. Real third parties without consent are prohibited.

How is it priced?

31 credits per job on the video_face_swap model for standard clips, with the exact figure confirmed on the job before you pay when length or resolution changes the quote. Failed jobs refund automatically.

Why did a swap break halfway through?

Usually at a profile turn, a lighting change or something crossing the face. Review the full clip before it ships; short, steady footage holds best.

Should the face source match my stills?

Yes — the same master file. One source for stills and clips alike is what keeps a performer identical across formats.

Is anything displayed publicly?

No. Sources, clips and results are private to your account.

Every tool on one account, one balance

Stills, clips, corrections, casting and delivery finishing all draw on the same credits and sit in the same private library. Pick the piece you need and start there.

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