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Browser-based AI face swap tool for photos and short videos, with automatic face alignment, scene matching, and one-time credit packs.
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SwapFace is a browser-based AI face swapper at aifaceswap.im that replaces the face in a target photo or short video with a reference face and exports a scene-matched result without desktop editing software.
SwapFace is an online AI face swapper for replacing faces in photos and preparing video face swap workflows, running entirely in the browser at aifaceswap.im. You upload target media (JPG, PNG, WebP, MP4, WebM, or AVI files), add the replacement face you want to use, and the tool aligns, blends, and exports a finished edit for memes, profile photos, thumbnails, or short-form clips. No Photoshop, After Effects, or desktop suite is needed, and new accounts start with 20 free credits for testing.
The workflow has three steps: upload the photo or video you want to edit, add a replacement face with similar lighting and angle, then preview the match, refine edges and skin tone, and export. Clear, front-facing faces generally produce better results.
SwapFace is freemium: new users get 20 free credits for their first face swap, and free-tier requests are capped at 3 images each. Beyond that it sells one-time project packs rather than subscriptions — 900 credits (roughly 60 2K images) at $14.9, 2,900 credits (roughly 193 2K images) at $34.9, and 10,900 credits (roughly 726 2K images) at $74.9 — with checkout handled by Stripe for Visa and Mastercard payments.
New accounts receive 20 free credits for testing, and the free tier allows up to 3 generated images per request. After that you buy one-time credit packs rather than a subscription, so credits do not expire on a monthly cycle.
No. SwapFace runs in the browser, so Photoshop, After Effects, or a desktop editing suite are not required for the basic face swap workflow. Supported upload formats include JPG, PNG, WebP, MP4, WebM, and AVI.
The FAQ states that default image exports do not add a visible SwapFace watermark in the current image workflow. Third-party platforms may still detect or label AI-generated media independently of the export.
Yes — the homepage workflow accepts video files and guides you through a video-ready face swap flow. Video quality and speed depend on the connected video workflow and clip length, so it is aimed at short-form clips rather than long footage.
SwapFace states that swaps are safest when you use media you have permission to edit and avoid misleading impersonation. Non-consensual deepfakes, fraud, harassment, and deceptive content are prohibited, and commercial use depends on your plan, source-media rights, consent from recognizable people, and the Terms of Service.