Cost, speed, privacy, phones, and what to do when a swap does not look right.
New accounts get free credits, with no card needed. A video costs 10 credits and a single photo swap costs 1. Videos made with free credits carry a small watermark; paid ones do not.
No. It runs in a browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to download and no account needed to look around.
About a minute for a short clip. Longer clips take proportionally longer, and the first video after a quiet period takes an extra half minute while the server wakes up.
Up to 60 seconds, and under 95 MB. An MP4 straight from a phone works without converting it first.
Yes. Your browser scans the clip and shows the people it found, and you choose which of them to replace. If that scan is slow or fails, you can skip it and every face in the video is swapped instead.
That is the edge of the area being replaced, and it shows most when the two sides have different texture — a beard is the usual cause, because the sharpening step smooths facial hair into skin and the join then falls along the jaw. A clean-shaven, front-lit source photo gives the cleanest result.
Yes, in Safari or Chrome on iOS, and photos taken in Apple's HEIC format are handled automatically. If the face scan stalls on your phone, use the skip button and the swap goes ahead without it.
The clip and photo you upload are deleted after 24 hours, since they are only needed while the job runs. The finished video is kept for 15 days so you can download it again, then removed.
Credits are bought with USDT on the TRON network. Credits never expire, and the larger packages cost less per video.
Your own, or someone who has agreed to it. Putting a person's face into a video without their consent is harmful and in many places illegal. Accounts used that way are closed.