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Face swap for photos

Put any face into a picture in a few seconds. Upload the photo you want to change and one photo of the face to use — that is the whole thing. Works on a phone or a computer, with nothing to install.

How a photo swap works

You give the tool two pictures: the one you want to edit, and a clear photo of the face you want in it. It finds the face in your picture, replaces it with the one you chose, and blends it in. A single photo swap costs 1 credit — against 10 for a video — and new accounts start with free credits, so the first ones cost nothing.

Formats and devices

Upload JPG, PNG, or the HEIC photos an iPhone takes, which are converted for you. Everything happens in the browser, so a phone, tablet or computer all work the same way, and on a phone the result can be saved straight to your camera roll.

Picking the face in a group

If your picture has more than one person, it is scanned and you choose which face to replace — so you can swap one person in a group shot and leave the others exactly as they were.

Getting a good result

The face photo matters more than the picture you place it into. A clear, front-facing face in even light, with the eyes visible and no sunglasses or hair across the face, gives the cleanest swap. A strong profile, hard shadows, or a tiny face in a wide scene make it harder.

Only use faces you have the right to use. Putting someone's face into a picture without their agreement is harmful, and in many places illegal.

Common questions

How much does a photo face swap cost?

A single photo swap costs 1 credit, against 10 for a video. New accounts get free credits with no card, so the first photo swaps cost nothing.

What photo formats can I upload?

JPG, PNG and the HEIC format that iPhones use, which is converted for you. You can upload from a phone or a computer, and the picture you are editing and the face you are adding can each be any of these.

Can I choose which face to swap in a group photo?

Yes. The picture is scanned for faces and you pick the one to replace, so you can swap a single person in a group photo and leave everyone else untouched.

Which photo gives the best result?

A clear, front-facing, evenly lit face, with the eyes visible and no sunglasses or hair across the face. Most poor results come from the face photo, not the picture you are placing it into.

Try a photo swap — free credits, no card