You do not need an app. The whole thing runs in your phone's browser — upload a clip and a photo, wait about a minute, and save the result to your camera roll.
A face swap needs a powerful graphics computer to run the AI model. That lives on our servers, not on your phone, so there is nothing heavy to install. You open the site in Safari or Chrome, and your phone only has to upload the files and play the result — work any phone from the last several years handles easily.
iPhones save photos in a format called HEIC, which many sites reject. Here it is converted for you in the background, so a photo straight from your camera roll uploads without you changing anything first. JPG and PNG work too.
On a phone or tablet, the finished video and photo have a Save button that opens the normal share sheet, so it goes straight into your photos. On a computer it downloads as a file instead. Either way there is no watermark on paid results; videos made with free credits carry a small one.
No. It runs entirely in your phone's browser — Safari or Chrome on an iPhone, Chrome on Android. There is nothing to download from the App Store or Play Store, and no sign-up needed just to look around.
They work as-is. iPhones save photos in a format called HEIC, and the site converts that for you in the background. You can also upload JPG or PNG. You do not need to change the format before uploading.
Yes. On a phone or tablet there is a Save button that opens the share sheet, so you can save the result straight to your photos or camera roll. On a computer it downloads as a normal file instead.
Yes, up to 60 seconds, from a file as large as 2.5 GB. Large clips are uploaded in small pieces so a slow mobile connection does not cut the upload off part-way.