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AI Image Face Swap

Keep the same face across every drop: swap your persona’s face onto new stills with matched geometry and per-job pricing shown upfront.

Fictional faces, your own face, or documented consent only. Real public figures are off-limits.

Per-job pricing is shown before you confirm. Source faces and results stay private in your account.

One tap from a template — no prompt needed

Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.

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Same face, every single drop

A page works when the followers know the girl. A face swap puts the face from a source image onto a target frame — which makes it the casting department of your page: your persona’s face, the one people followed for, placed onto new poses, outfits and sets without re-briefing the generator and hoping she shows up. It runs on the face_swap_pro model, priced per job and shown before you confirm.

The casting routine

1

Keep one clean face file

A front-facing, evenly lit portrait of your persona. This file is page gold — guard the best version.

2

Match the target’s geometry

Similar head angle and light direction to the source. Matching geometry is what makes a swap disappear.

3

Blend it into the set

A quick pass through the editor for light and colour makes the frame sit naturally between its neighbours.

Where casting pays off

Series

One face, every world

Seasonal drops, themed sets, location changes — unmistakably the same girl on every post.

Rescue

Great frame, wrong girl

A pose you love where the face drifted off-persona. Swap your anchor face in instead of regenerating.

Covers

Sets that sell honestly

Set covers cast with the same face as the content inside, so the preview never mis-sells the drop.

Source and target matching

FactorGood matchTrouble
Head angleWithin ~30° of the sourceProfile target, front source
Light directionSame side, similar softnessHard side light vs flat frontal
ResolutionSource at least as large as the face areaTiny source stretched over a large face
OcclusionFace clear of hair and handsStrands and props across the face

Two swaps, start to finish

The seasonal drop

Source: your canonical face file, front-facing in soft window light. Target: a generated frame at a similar three-quarter angle in a pumpkin-lit autumn set. Result graded warm in the editor so it sits inside the set.

Angle matched within a few degrees, light matched in softness — the swap disappears and only the casting remains.

The rescue

A generated frame with a pose and outfit you love, but a face that drifted off-persona. Swapping the anchor face in saves the frame for the price of one job instead of a regenerated set.

Rescue is the swap’s best economic case: the expensive parts of the frame — pose, set, light — were already right.

Keep notes on what matched. A line in your set folder — source file, target angle, grade applied — turns next month’s casting from an experiment into a repeat of something that already worked.

Whose faces can I use?

Your own, a fictional persona you created, or an adult’s with documented consent. Swapping a real person’s face without consent is prohibited.

Why keep one face file?

Consistency. One clean, front, evenly lit source used every time is what makes a page read as one person.

What makes a swap look pasted?

Mismatched head angle or light direction between source and target. Match geometry first, then blend with the editor.

How is it priced?

Per job on the face_swap_pro model, shown before you confirm. Source faces and results stay private in your account.

Can I swap faces in clips too?

Yes — the video face swap applies the same casting to clips, priced by length and resolution.

One page, every drop, one link

Stills, clips, edits and swaps share one account, one credit balance and one private library — your page just collects the links.

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