Photo Face Swap — The Basics

The result depends far more on your two photos than on any setting. A clean, front-facing, evenly lit source selfie and a target where the face is a decent size and similarly lit will produce a seamless swap almost every time.

The most common first-timer mistake is a mismatch: a bright front-lit selfie swapped onto a moody side-lit target. The model relights as best it can, but a big lighting gap leaves a visible seam.

Photo swaps are fast and cheap — a single credit, a few seconds — which makes them the right place to learn what your source face looks like across different targets before moving to video.

How it actually works

1. Pick a clean source selfie and a well-lit target photo
2. Map the target face if the photo has more than one
3. Generate — a photo swap takes seconds and one credit

The honest caveat

A photo swap can't fix a bad source. If your only selfie is dark or angled, the result will show it — take one good front-lit selfie and reuse it as your saved source.