AI Deepfake is a web-based synthetic media studio focused on one job: swapping a face from a source photo into a target image or video. There is nothing to install — you upload two files, the engine tracks facial landmarks, lighting and expression across every frame, and you preview and download the result. Because everything runs in the cloud, creator-grade hardware is not a requirement, and processing is measured in seconds for stills and minutes for clips.
The platform is deliberately built around privacy and transparency. Uploads are encrypted in transit, are never used to train models, and are automatically deleted from the servers within 24 hours, sooner if you remove them yourself. Outputs carry a visible watermark by default alongside embedded provenance metadata that survives re-encoding, and the terms require that you only upload faces you have permission to use. The stated position is that synthetic media should be obviously synthetic.
Pricing is credit-based rather than subscription-first. New accounts claim 10 free credits every day, an image swap costs 15 credits, and video swaps start at 20 credits. One-time credit packs begin at $11.99 for 200 credits and scale up to 20,000 credits, with purchased credits never expiring; monthly and annual plans add rollover balances and stacked discounts. Batch processing of 2-5 images is included, and video clips run up to 300 seconds (90 seconds with face enhancement enabled).
