Faceswaping

Faceswaping, hosted at faceswap.ing, approaches face swapping from a billing angle: you should know what a swap costs before you run it, and pay only for what you run. The workflow is deliberately short. Upload a face and a target photo or video in the studio, watch the quote in swapz appear, confirm, and pick up the result in your generations feed. A verified new account receives 30 free swapz, enough for six photos at list price or a 10-second 1080p clip.

Coverage is broad for a tool this small. Photos arrive as JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, HEIC or HEIF up to 50 MP, videos as MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV or WEBM up to 1 GB, and GIFs up to 30 seconds. A single run can carry 200 files, so a whole folder of photos and clips can be processed against one face on one quote. Beyond the swap itself you can add lip sync to your own audio, keep the original expression, age a face up or down, upscale, recolour black-and-white footage or remove the background. Teams share a library and a balance, developers get API keys billed from the same wallet, and a Telegram mini app keeps the tool reachable on mobile.

On pricing, there is no subscription: you buy packs of swapz and they never expire. List prices shown on the site are 5 swapz ($0.05) for one photo, 60 swapz ($0.60) for 20 photos in one swap, 60 swapz for 10 seconds of 1080p video and 360 swapz ($3.60) for a minute of 1080p, with options and higher resolutions priced above that. Checkout runs through a hosted crypto invoice, so no card details are collected. Files live in the platform's own storage, generations are deleted 30 days after a swap finishes, and the inference provider deletes its copy within 24 hours. A takedown form lets people report a swap made without consent.