Video face swap is the Edit Video tool that puts your selected model's face onto the person in a video. You provide a source video, and it replaces the face throughout while keeping the original motion and scene.
What does Video face swap do?
It swaps the face in your source video for your currently selected model's face. There's no extra image to add — the face comes from the model you have selected in the workstation, and the rest of the video stays as it is. The tool's hint sums it up: "Select or upload the video you want this model to swap."
How do I run a Video face swap?
Open Edit Video and pick Video face swap from the tool switcher.
Add the video with Select content or Upload video.
Adjust quality in the bottom bar if you want to change it.
Click Generate — the cost is shown next to the button.
That's it: because the face comes from your selected model, there are no additional inputs for this tool.
Which face gets used?
Your selected model's face. Make sure the right model is selected in the workstation before you generate, since that's the face that will be swapped into the video.
What quality and resolution options do I get?
Video face swap shows a quality picker but no resolution picker — resolution selection is hidden for this tool. Pick the quality you want in the bottom bar; the per-second cost shown next to Generate updates accordingly and depends on your plan and the quality you choose.
Why is Generate disabled?
Generate stays off until your source video has finished uploading. Once a valid video is in place, Generate becomes active — there's no prompt or extra image required for this tool.
On mobile
The flow is the same — pick or upload a video and generate. There's no extra control panel for this tool on mobile either, since the face comes from your selected model.
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