Generate still images, characters and avatars, or replace faces in photos, GIFs and videos. Face AI combines browser-based tools with free quota and one-time credit packages.
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Face AI is a browser-based collection of AI image, video, character, avatar and face swap tools. A user can create a new visual from a written direction or start with existing media and change a face within it. The available inputs, output rules and credit costs depend on the chosen task. AI face swap changes a face in existing media; prompt-based generation starts from a written description.
Photo face swap takes a source picture and a replacement face. The intended effect is to retain the lighting, angle and expression of the original scene, according to Face AI. The provider presents a clear, front-facing source with even lighting as a useful input.
The batch workspace can reuse one replacement face across multiple source images or use multiple replacement faces with a single source image.
Multiple Face Swap advertises replacement of up to 10 faces in one pass, with image uploads of up to 20 MB each. Its group workflow can replace a selected person or everyone in the picture.
The video face swap workflow accepts MP4, MOV and WebM clips up to 500 MB and describes head tracking through turns, blinks and camera movement. GIF swaps accept files up to 20 MB and are described as redrawing the frames to preserve the loop. These are vendor descriptions, not independently established frame-accuracy results.
Head Swap changes the whole head rather than only the face area. The published head-edit description lists JPG, PNG and WEBP inputs up to 20 MB on each side and a 1080p download. That limit belongs to the head workflow; it does not replace the separate video upload limit.
Animal Face Swap is presented for moving a human face onto an animal image or an animal face onto a person, using images up to 20 MB each. The site describes matching angles and light as part of its intended result, while the actual fit depends on the supplied images.
AI Photo is positioned for photographic product shots, article portraits and lifestyle images, with an editor or enhancer offered for later adjustments. The AI image generator also describes product scenes, social and editorial images. It advertises no sign-up and no watermark for that particular generation workflow; those words should not be imported into the separate free swap-preview rules.
A prompt image can be followed by editor cleanup, image-to-image variants, upscaling or video motion tests. These are follow-on paths in the same tool collection. The page treats exact logos and legible text as unreliable within generation, so the visual and the precise words on it are not the same deliverable.
The character workflow produces still character images and concept art. It describes character chat, voice, lip synchronization, animation and 3D rigs as different product jobs.
The AI avatar generator is positioned for prompt-created profile pictures. Its comparison separates still avatars from exact photographic likeness, business headshots, video, voice and character chat. Those distinctions matter when the desired output is an image for a profile rather than a speaking or interactive character.
The kissing generator accepts one couple photograph or two portraits and asks for permission to animate clear adult photos. Its sensual-kiss sample excludes exaggerated tongue movement and explicit sexual detail. These are published conditions, not proof that consent is technically verified.
A photo swap starts with a source picture and a replacement portrait or demo face. The vendor recommends a clear, front-facing face with even lighting.
A product scene can be drafted before a physical shoot. The example brief includes blank-label packaging, surface material, lighting and camera distance. It is a way to explore how an object might appear in a scene; the page separately warns that exact brand marks and readable text are unreliable inside generation.
The image generator is positioned for blog or editorial covers when a stock image does not fit an article's angle. The example starts from the topic, audience and mood. An image for a story can be explored separately from a later layout, where headings and exact typography are controlled outside the initial generation.
Character generation is described for pitches, moodboards, novels, comics and game design review. The site's examples use role, clothing, posture and world details to develop a still concept that can be discussed. The portrait itself is not a finished game asset with a rig or voice.
Tabletop and RPG portrait examples include heroes, non-player characters, villains, fantasy crews and campaign handouts. These are still visual references for a fictional setting; the character-image workflow is not presented as character chat.
Face AI runs in a browser. The avatar workflow describes choosing a square crop and style, generating a result and downloading it or continuing refinement, without downloading an app.
The home page says users can try main face-swap features without registration and claims no daily limits for free photo, video and GIF swaps. Individual swap and pricing pages describe a free quota, watermarked results and credit-based longer clips. Those statements appear together and do not establish that every output or duration is unlimited and free.
On November 12, 2026 (UTC), both the pricing page's direct HTML and a browser-rendered view displayed one-time credit packages. The page says purchased credits do not expire and work across Face AI tools. It also displayed a limited-time offer; the promotion may change. The payment flow and final charge were not tested.
| Package | Credits displayed | Price shown | Condition shown |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 520 | USD 9.99 | New-user special; one-time-only trial pack |
| Popular | 2,080 | USD 29.99 | Extra 30% credits shown |
| Creator | 4,940 | USD 69.99 | Extra 30% credits shown |
| Studio | 17,940 | USD 249.99 | Extra 30% credits shown |
The card output estimates vary by tool and settings; the listed packages are one-time purchases rather than subscriptions.
The pricing page lists one credit per photo face swap and one credit per second for a single-face video swap. A video with multiple faces uses two credits per second.
Clips up to five seconds can use the free quota, while longer clips run on Credits. The swap page says Free Quota previews carry a watermark and credits unlock clean files and up to 4K export. Whether a particular task uses the free allowance or credits depends on the tool and available quota.
If generation cannot be completed, the refund policy says the credits reserved for the task normally return automatically within minutes. If they have not returned within 24 hours, the provider asks the user to contact support with the task identifier or history link. Returning reserved credits is distinct from refunding a card payment.
The refund policy says a payment is refunded when a charge occurred but credits did not reach the account, when the same order was charged twice, or where applicable consumer law requires a refund. It otherwise calls unused credits non-refundable and says payments for credits already spent on generations cannot be refunded. The pricing page also labels delivered credits non-refundable; statutory consumer rights remain an explicit exception in the separate refund policy.
DeepSwapper advertises unlimited free image swaps, no watermark and no-login access for its basic image-swap experience. Face AI's swap page instead describes a watermark for free-quota results and credits for clean files. DeepSwapper separately says its video feature requires a subscription, so its free image wording should not be applied to video.
Remaker presents image editing, enhancement and generation using prompts and photo effects. Its homepage describes credits as one-time purchases with no automatic recurring charge and says those credits do not expire. Face AI's current package page also describes one-time, non-expiring credits.
Exact logos and readable text are described as unreliable inside the image generator. For a visual concept that depends on a particular label or headline, the site distinguishes the generated picture from typography and brand marks added afterward.
The character page also says exact series continuity needs review. It describes repeating prompt traits and using source-guided follow-up tools for closer variants, but does not guarantee that a character will look identical across a series. This limit is specific to generated still concepts and should not be confused with a promise of a 3D character rig.
The terms provide the service as-is without express or implied warranties. They also reserve the ability to modify, suspend or discontinue the service without notice. A statement that purchased credits do not expire does not itself promise that every present model or tool will remain available indefinitely.
The terms require users to be at least 18 and prohibit romantic, intimate or sexualized content involving minors or anyone who has not consented. The content policy additionally says not to upload images of minors or use the service to create or modify their images.
The content policy requires a face to be the user's own or used with clear permission. It prohibits creating a real person's image in a romantic, intimate, embarrassing or compromising situation they did not agree to, and forbids presenting AI content as a real recording in a way that deceives viewers or damages reputation. These are the provider's stated rules; the presence of a public-person example does not establish the subject's authorization.
The policy describes automated checks and possible review of reported content. It says apparent violations can be blocked, and confirmed violations can result in removal, account action or reporting of serious cases. It also acknowledges that automation cannot catch every violating result in advance; a policy is not the same as a guarantee of enforcement.
Uploaded material must not be unlawful, infringing or violate another person's privacy or rights, and the user warrants the rights to uploaded material. The terms permit generated content for personal or commercial use subject to the terms and applicable laws, while the provider retains rights in its service technology. That permission does not by itself grant a third party's likeness, copyright or trademark rights.
Face Data is defined in the privacy policy as uploaded photos, selfies or facial images, including outputs generated from a user's likeness. The policy lists submitted images and videos, device type, browser, IP address, timestamps and system information. It also describes cookies and analytics for functionality and security.
The policy says Face Data, uploaded content and outputs are held briefly and permanently deleted within 24 hours after generation unless otherwise required by law. The pricing FAQ describes uploads as deleted when the task expires, with no backups. The swap page separately says uploads expire after download and are not available to other users through a public feed or gallery. These are three vendor statements with different timing language; the pages do not define those events as a single common clock.
The policy says data is not used for AI training or analytics beyond service delivery. This is a qualified vendor statement, not an independent audit of the processing chain.
The privacy policy dated November 10, 2026 says that, while signed in, necessary account information is sent to Google Analytics and Google Ads for conversion measurement and campaign attribution. It says the information is hashed in the browser and that signing out stops this sharing. Those are the provider's words about the measurement flow; the use of a hash does not by itself establish that information is anonymous or that the flow has been independently audited.
The same sharing section says personal data is not sold, rented or shared with third parties for their own marketing, and also says data may be shared only when required for law enforcement or legal obligations under applicable Singapore law. The separately described analytics and ads measurement makes the scope of that latter only-for-legal-sharing statement unclear. Both statements are preserved instead of assuming that one silently overrides the other.
The provider describes encryption, access controls and secure storage while acknowledging that no online transmission is fully secure. Users may request deletion or correction of personal data through support. Those requests are separate from the stated automatic deletion timetable for face data and uploads.
The home page promotes free face-swap access without registration. Individual swap and pricing pages describe free-quota limits, a watermark on free previews and credits for longer clips or clean downloads. The scope of a free claim therefore depends on the selected workflow.
The character generator creates still images and concept art. The page describes voice, lip sync, animation, chat and 3D rigs as different jobs. Other tools in the collection do not automatically attach those assets to a still character result.
The terms permit personal or commercial use subject to the terms and applicable laws. The user must still have rights to uploaded material and must respect the consent, privacy and other rights of people represented in it.
The policy describes deletion of face data, uploads and outputs within 24 hours after generation, with a legal exception. The pricing and swap pages use task-expiry and download wording respectively; those timings are not presented as an independently verified deletion audit.
