Upload a source photo and a target image — the AI detects and replaces the face automatically. Works on portraits, group shots, and JPGs.
Three steps from upload to finished image — no account, no software to install.
| stage | action | result |
|---|---|---|
| [ 01 ] | Upload your source photo | Click the upload area and select the photo containing the face you want to use as the replacement. The tool accepts JPG and PNG files. Once uploaded, the AI detects the face automatically and highlights it so you can confirm the correct person was found. |
| [ 02 ] | Choose or upload a target image | Pick a target scene from the preset gallery or upload your own photo. The target is the image whose face will be replaced. For group photos, the tool lists each detected face so you can select exactly which one to swap. |
| [ 03 ] | Run the face swap | Press the Swap button. The AI maps facial landmarks from your source onto the target, blends skin tone and lighting, and returns a composited result. You will see the finished image appear in the preview panel. |
| [ 04 ] | Review and download | Inspect the result in the preview. If the output looks correct, click Download to save the image to your device. The file exports at the original resolution of the target photo. |
Place any face into a clean, neutral-background portrait framed for professional profile photos. Useful for updating headshots without a studio session.
Drop a face into a black-and-white newspaper-style portrait framed as a headline photo. Great for novelty gifts and personalized cards.
Swap a face into a regal painted-style portrait with ornate frame details and rich color grading, ideal for humorous gifts or themed events.
Place a face inside a NASA-style spacesuit portrait against a star-field background, perfect for space-themed birthday cards or social media posts.
Insert a face onto a glossy magazine cover layout with bold title text and a styled background, useful for party invitations and personalized gifts.
Swap a face into a sepia-toned Old West wanted poster template for novelty prints, party decorations, or themed social content.
No account or sign-up is required. Open the tool, upload your images, and download the result directly. No email address is collected during the process.
The tool accepts JPG and PNG files for both the source and target images. These cover the formats exported by most cameras, smartphones, and editing apps.
Yes. When the tool detects more than one face in the target image, it lists each detected face and lets you select which one to replace before running the swap.
The AI matches skin tone, lighting direction, and edge blending to the target scene. Results are most convincing when the source and target photos share similar lighting conditions and face angles.
Downloaded images do not carry a visible watermark. The file is exported at the original resolution of the target photo.
Yes. The tool works on both real photographs and AI-generated images as targets, so you can place a real person's face into a synthetic scene or concept art.
Yes. Single-portrait swaps are the most straightforward use case — upload one source face and one target photo, and the tool replaces the face in the target automatically.
Use a source photo where the face is clearly visible, well-lit, and facing forward. Avoid heavily blurred, very small, or heavily shadowed source faces, as these reduce alignment accuracy.
Yes. The source and target can be any two separate photos — they do not need to share the same background, setting, or lighting. The AI adapts the source face to fit the target scene.
The underlying face-replacement technology is related to deepfake methods, but this tool produces still images only — not video. It is intended for creative, novelty, and personal photo editing purposes.
does this work on a video file or just photos?
stills only. it says so right there. been there
before anyone uploads anything, does anyone actually know where the source images go after the swap
tried it on a team headshot, two faces detected, swapped the wrong one first time
the group photo support line is doing a lot of work. it found 3 out of 5 faces in mine. one was at an angle and it just gave up
wanted to swap a face into a short clip. nope. moved on
honestly the royal portrait template is so funny i sent it to my sister
skin tone came out slightly off on mine, like one shade too warm
yeah but the photorealistic blend isn't really photorealistic when the lighting in source and target don't match. mine had a clear seam at the jaw
uploaded a passport-style photo from 2017, target was a graduation pic. result was usable for a joke not for anything else
still no answer on where uploads go. faq says no email collected but that's not the same thing as no retention
upload area on safari on my ipad just sits there spinning. switched to laptop and it worked
is there a way to control how much of the source face it actually uses, the hairline keeps from the target every time and i don't want that
lol same
the one above about group photos, same thing happened to me. picked the wrong person and there's no undo
decent for a quick laugh, not for an actual headshot
the cinematic grade is too heavy, makes faces look orange. or no wait, more like the teal just eats the shadows
idk, i'd want a clear retention policy before putting a real photo in
sure, in a perfect world the lighting matches
tried the wanted poster one with my dog's face on it... won't say how it turned out
skimmed the faq, no answer about resolution caps. it says original resolution of target but mine came back smaller than what i uploaded
that mobile app, blanking on the name, the one with the orange icon, it lets you do this with reels. way better for what i actually wanted
took maybe 38 seconds on the group photo, not bad
fine for a one-off i guess...
anyone actually got a result good enough to use somewhere besides a meme?