Video Swap

Video Swap targets the kind of edit that used to require rotoscoping or a VFX artist: replacing a performer's face or entire character in existing footage while keeping the original motion believable. The workflow is deliberately simple and entirely browser-based. You supply a face image or character image plus a reference video, choose the effect and resolution, and the platform renders the output. Four core capabilities are offered: video face swap for natural expression and movement; character swap for full-body recasting and ad localisation; AI motion control that animates a still image using a performance reference; and video style transfer that applies a cinematic, anime, or cartoon look with consistent frames.

Practically, the product is marketed around content production rather than novelty. Advertisers can localise a campaign without reshooting by generating new presenter or character variants from the same footage; creators can produce consistent persona-based short-form content; animators can drive illustrated characters with live performances; and teams can give a whole video series one visual language with style transfer. Common limitations are handled in the rendering pipeline: the platform emphasises flicker-free output and scene consistency across frames, which is where cheaper face-swap tools usually break down.

Pricing works on a credit system rather than flat seat-based subscriptions. New users get a small credit allowance to test the core features, and paid plans bundle credit amounts at decreasing per-credit cost. Consumption is metered by feature, mode, resolution, and clip duration, so a 5-second professional face swap costs less than a 5-second motion-control render at professional quality. Credits are deducted based on the actual processed duration of each generation, and paid plans include HD output, download access, and a commercial use licence.