Start with your face
Choose a clear, front-facing photo. Good light makes a good starting point.
Turn a photo you love into a moment starring you. Upload your selfie and swap faces in travel shots, portraits, and more with AI.



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Example face swaps · Results vary with your photos.
Two photos. One fresh perspective.
One face, good lighting, no sunglasses
Choose a photo with one visible face
A new possibility awaits
Your result will appear right here
Upload two photos to get started.
Choose a clear, front-facing photo. Good light makes a good starting point.
Upload the photo you want to step into. Choose an image with one visible face.
Create your swap, compare the result, and download it. Keep exploring from your studio.
Recreate a travel photo, try a new portrait style, or put yourself into a costume shot. An AI photo face swap takes the face from your source image and places it into a target picture. Start with a clear photo of yourself and a target picture you have permission to edit.
The source photo supplies the face. The target photo supplies the scene you want to step into. Choose a target with one visible face and a similar head angle for a better starting point.
Choose your two photosA sharp selfie or portrait with your eyes, nose, and mouth clearly visible. Skip heavy filters and anything covering your face.
Choose the composition, outfit, and setting you like. The face should be large enough to see clearly, with one person as the subject.
Four ways to choose a target image.
Think of the photo you want to make before choosing your inputs. Use these ideas to choose a single-person target photo; the interactive examples above show how the source face and target scene work together.
Try your face in a city portrait or a coastal scene, like the examples above. Use a target image you have permission to edit, and choose a face angle that matches your selfie.
Plan a playful character portrait using a costume image you own or have permission to edit. Pick the outfit in the target image before swapping the face.
Use a retro-styled portrait as your target to explore a different era. A face swap changes who appears in the picture; it does not restore damaged photographs.
Prepare an image for a birthday greeting, a seasonal card, or a lighthearted gift. Choose a single-person picture and keep any existing card text away from the face.
Start with images that work together.
An AI photo face swap uses a processing model to place a source face into a target image. A natural-looking result depends on both photos and the model. These photo choices give a face swap editor a better starting point; they do not guarantee a particular result.
Choose photos with similar head positions. A straight-on portrait is easier to match with another straight-on face than with a side profile.
Start with a sharp face photo without heavy filters. Similar lighting and fewer shadows help you assess whether the finished image looks consistent.
Use a source photo and a target photo with one clearly visible face each. Avoid sunglasses, hands covering the face, and very small or blurred faces.
Ready to prepare your images? Open the photo face swap studio or review our photo storage and privacy policy.
In an AI photo face swap, you provide a source face and an existing target image. You do not need to describe a new scene in a text prompt. Choosing the right target is how you choose the composition, clothing, and background you want to work with.
If you want a different outfit or setting, start with a different target photo. This editor does not provide background replacement, body reshaping, photo animation, or a tool for generating an entirely new scene.
Think of a realistic face swap as a question of fit: does the face belong with the pose, lighting, and expression in the target? Compare the result with the original and check the eyes, hairline, and edges before you download or share it.
Customer uploads are not posted to a public gallery. Originals expire 24 hours after upload; account results are retained for 30 days and guest results for 24 hours. Download anything you want to keep, and read the photo retention and deletion details.
From your first two photos to a more realistic result: what to upload, how it works, and what to expect.
Try the photo face swap editorUpload a clear selfie as your source photo, then upload the picture you want to appear in as your target. Use one visible face in each image. Create the swap in the online face swap editor, compare the result, and download the version you want to keep.
Yes. SwapThisFace.com works with two uploaded photos in your browser. You do not need to cut out a face, build layers, or install Photoshop. The target supplies the composition and setting; the source supplies the face.
You can try one successful photo face swap without creating an account. After the trial, sign in with Google and choose a subscription or a standalone credit pack. The trial does not enroll you in a paid plan, and free access is not unlimited. See plans and credit packs.
Choose sharp photos with similar head angles and lighting. Keep eyes, nose, and mouth visible; avoid sunglasses, strong shadows, and heavy beauty filters. Inspect the eyes, skin tone, and face edges at full size before sharing. The examples show possible results, not a guarantee for every pair of photos. Use the realistic face swap checklist to review your inputs.
A face that is tiny, blurred, partly covered, or turned away gives the model less detail to work with. Start with the original photo rather than a compressed screenshot, then try a target with a closer head angle. Stretching a small image does not restore missing detail. Changing either input can help, but results still depend on the processing model.
Yes. Open the website in your mobile browser and choose the two photos from your device. No app or APK download is required. Use JPG, PNG, or WebP images up to 10 MB each; export HEIC photos to a supported format before uploading.
You can choose a photo you have permission to edit, but not every image will work well. A clear, single-person portrait is a better starting point than a group shot, a distant face, or a face hidden by hair or props. Choose your target for the outfit and scene you want.
The target photo supplies the outfit, pose, and background. This editor does not offer separate clothing or background-generation controls. Choose a different target photo to try a different look, and review the finished result for unintended changes.
This version supports a source face photo and a target photo with one visible face each. Multiple-face swaps, video, GIFs, and live calls are not supported. For the current workflow, choose two single-face images.
Customer uploads are not published in a public gallery. Images are processed through our service infrastructure and face-swap provider. Originals expire after 24 hours; account results are retained for 30 days and guest results for 24 hours. Only upload photos you have permission to use, and read our privacy and deletion details before uploading.
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