Video face swap tool for controlled portrait replacement
Upload a source video and a face image, then create a clean video face swap while keeping motion, framing, and the original clip structure intact.
The video face swap workspace is built for one practical job: use a clear face image and a source video, select the target face index when needed, and generate a downloadable result from the same page.
Upload the required files, review the credit cost, then run the focused video tool.
Use 0 for the largest face. Try 1 or 2 for multi-person videos.
Credits
Image 2 uses a fixed 15 credits per run.
Generated videos will appear here.
Showcase
Review example videos from the video face swap workflow before running your own file.
Face image
Source clip
Preview result
Use a clear face image and a source clip, then review a motion-stable preview before download.
Video face swap works best when the page keeps the workflow narrow. Instead of placing the feature inside a general video generator, this page gives the source video, face image, target index, credits, progress, result preview, and download action one compact workspace.
The video face swap tool is useful for creator tests, campaign localization, character previews, privacy edits, and controlled post-production drafts. For best results, use a source video with a stable face position and a reference face image that is sharp, front-facing, and well lit.
Each public tool page keeps the real generator close to the product promise, so visitors can understand the capability and try it without hunting through the app.
The page asks for the exact two assets the tool needs: a source video and a face image.
Use target index 0, 1, or 2 when the source video contains more than one visible face.
The tool uses a simple fixed 15-credit rule for each completed generation.
Generated videos are saved to Image 2 storage and appear in your generation history.
Use these starting points to match the page to concrete creation tasks.
Replace the primary face in a short clip for a social draft or character test.
Test a campaign shot with a different presenter face before committing to a reshoot.
Change a visible face in owned footage when you need an anonymized version.
Keep the workflow simple: describe the output, choose the model settings, run a draft, then refine the strongest direction.
Step 1
Use a source MP4 or MOV with stable lighting and a clearly visible face.
Step 2
Choose a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP face image with a similar angle.
Step 3
Leave index 0 for the largest face, or choose another index for multi-person clips.
Step 4
Run the job, preview the finished video, and download it from the result panel.
Quick answers for choosing the right settings before generating.
It needs one source video and one face image. MP4 or MOV works for video, and JPG, PNG, or WebP works for the face image.
Video Face Swap costs 15 credits per generation in Image 2.
Target index chooses which face to replace when multiple faces appear. Index 0 usually means the largest detected face.
