FaceSwapAI
AI face swap online for photos, multiple faces, videos, and GIFs.
Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning·Productivity
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FaceSwapAI is a browser-based platform that provides separate workflows for swapping faces in single photos, group photos, video clips, and animated GIFs. Designed for users looking to replace faces in various media formats without installing an app, the platform supports desktop and mobile browsers alike.
The service allows users to explore examples without signing up, while generation requires a verified account and explicit consent for every face used. Pricing is based on a credit system tailored to each specific workflow, offering options for single photos, multiple target faces, and timed video or GIF processing.
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