Face Swap

A guide to the Face Swap action for creatively replacing faces in images.

The Face Swap Action is an AI tool that allows you to take the face from one image (the "source") and realistically transpose it onto a person in another image (the "target"). The AI handles differences in lighting, angle, and expression to create a seamless and believable result.

This can be used for creative projects, generating marketing content, or for fun visual effects.

**Ethical Use Warning** This technology is powerful and must be used responsibly. Do not use this tool to create misleading, malicious, or non-consensual content. Misuse of this technology is a violation of our terms of service and may have real-world consequences. Always respect privacy and consent.

How It Works

The action requires two images: a source image containing the face you want to use, and a target image containing the person whose face you want to replace. The AI detects the facial features in both images and performs the swap.

Before & After Example

Source Face	Target Image	Result

Configuration

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
Source Image	File	The image containing the face you want to copy.
Target Image	File	The image where the face will be placed.

Output Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
Output	File	The final image with the face swap applied.

Example: Placing a Team Member into a Stock Photo

Imagine you need a picture of a specific team member for a new webpage, but you only have professional headshots and want to place them in a more dynamic "office setting" stock photo.

1. Inputs:

   • Source Image: A clear, well-lit headshot of your team member.

   • Target Image: A stock photo of a person in an office environment.

2. Configure the Face Swap Action:

   • Source Image: Upload the team member's headshot.

   • Target Image: Upload the office stock photo.

The action will replace the face of the person in the stock photo with your team member's face, creating a new, customized image for your website. For best results, try to use source and target images with similar lighting conditions and head angles.