Only if you have that person’s permission. Use Face Swap solely with portraits you own or are authorized to use, and never to impersonate someone, commit fraud, or create sexually explicit content without consent.
AI Face Swap replaces the facial region in a target portrait with a face from a separate reference while retaining the target hair, pose, clothing and background. Upload only portraits you own or have explicit permission to use, review the visible estimate, and inspect the result in its intended context before sharing.
The target portrait supplies the hair, head shape, body, pose, clothing, background and framing. The reference supplies the facial identity. This focused division helps you decide whether Face Swap or the broader Head Swap workflow better matches an authorized concept before processing either image pair.
Try it nowUpload a target portrait and a separate face reference rather than drawing an edit region or writing a generation prompt. A clear face, compatible viewing angle and similar lighting provide stronger guidance, but you still need to inspect boundaries, expression and identity after the task finishes.
Try it nowOnly process portraits you own or have explicit permission to use. Do not use Face Swap to impersonate anyone, to commit fraud, or to create sexually explicit content without the pictured person’s consent.
Try it nowA technically smooth result can still mislead viewers when removed from its agreed context. Compare both sources, check the final placement and make sure consent covers the specific publication. Keep professional approvals with the project instead of treating a realistic appearance as permission to distribute.
Try it nowUse the reference face while keeping the target hairstyle, head shape, body and wider composition as the visual framework.
Keep the target pose, clothing, background and framing so the operation stays focused on the authorized identity edit rather than rebuilding the scene.
Provide a target portrait and a separate consented reference without painting a mask or composing a descriptive generation prompt.
Explore a costume, role or campaign mockup for participants who have agreed to the edit before arranging a final production shoot.
Compare face boundaries, hair transitions, lighting and expression with both sources because alignment and visual plausibility vary between image pairs.
Use it only with portraits you own or have explicit permission to use, and keep consent tied to the intended context and distribution.
Place yourself into an owned costume shot, parody layout or themed portrait while preserving the source files and reviewing the final context.
Prepare internal concepts featuring staff or models who have explicitly agreed to the edit, campaign purpose and planned distribution.
Create a private invitation or keepsake only when every pictured person understands the joke and agrees to the resulting image being shared.
Preview authorized casting or wardrobe concepts with participating performers before a shoot, rehearsal or design review, never as a substitute for consent.
Add the portrait whose face should change. Confirm ownership or editing permission and choose a clear target where the face and surrounding hairline are visible enough to review after generation.
Upload the facial reference and confirm the pictured person agrees to this edit and its intended use. Similar angle, lighting and expression can reduce obvious visual conflicts between the inputs.
Review the visible credit estimate, submit the task and compare the result with both originals. Inspect identity, expression, skin boundaries and context before downloading or sharing the authorized edit.
Use a clear reference with the face fully visible so the workflow has reliable landmarks for the authorized identity transfer.
Choose target and reference portraits with compatible angles, expression and lighting, then inspect boundaries instead of assuming automatic alignment.
Get explicit permission from everyone pictured before upload and confirm that their consent covers the specific edit and intended sharing context.
Compare the completed image with both inputs for identity drift, uneven light, altered expression and visible transitions around the edited region.
Keep source files and consent records with professional projects, and do not publish an output that could mislead viewers about a person’s actions.
Only if you have that person’s permission. Use Face Swap solely with portraits you own or are authorized to use, and never to impersonate someone, commit fraud, or create sexually explicit content without consent.
AI Face Swap keeps the target hairstyle, head shape, pose, body, clothing, background and framing while replacing the facial region from the reference. If hair and head shape should also follow the reference, the separate Head Swap workflow is the closer fit. Review both outputs as generated interpretations, not guaranteed identity records.
Use clear portraits where the face is visible, not heavily filtered and large enough to inspect. Target and reference images with compatible angles, expressions and lighting usually provide fewer visual conflicts. The upload controls show the current file requirements; those interface rules are the source of truth for accepted inputs.
The workflow uses pay-as-you-go credits based on the active model and applicable parameters. The current estimate appears beside the Generate button before submission. Review it after changing an input or available setting so you understand the expected charge before creating the identity edit.
No. Large differences in viewing angle, expression, lighting, image quality or facial obstruction can produce uneven boundaries or identity drift. Inspect the face outline, skin tone, eyes, mouth and contextual meaning before use. Generate another result or choose better-matched sources when important details do not hold together.
Only when you have rights to both source images, explicit permission from every pictured person, and authorization for the specific commercial context. Also review the selected model terms and any brand, talent or distribution requirements. A generated result does not replace releases, licenses or a truthful presentation.
Upload a target and reference you are authorized to use, review the estimate, compare the result with both sources and share it only within the agreed context.
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