Swap faces in a video

Use a source image to replace mapped faces in an MP4 clip. Start with a short clip of yourself or someone who has agreed to the use.

Try it

  1. Open FaceSwap Video.
  2. Choose a clear source image and an MP4 target video with no more than 1000 frames.
  3. Review the detected faces. Drag the face mappings to match the intended source to each target; up to five faces can be mapped.
  4. Check the settings, privacy, and current pricing before submitting. Video cost depends on the frame count.
  5. Follow progress in Results, then open and download the completed video.

A short, steady clip with one visible face is a useful first test. Check the entire result, especially head turns, occlusions, and cuts, rather than only the preview frame.

Frames and audio

Frame count combines clip length and frame rate: ten seconds at 30 frames per second is about 300 frames. Trim long footage with Video Splitter. Original audio is preserved when possible.

If the result is delayed or inconsistent

Face-swap video work waits for idle worker capacity, so queue time can vary. Check job status before submitting again. For poor matches, try a clearer source face or a shorter clip with steadier framing.

Next steps

Try face swapping in a still image or combine and resize your finished clips.