DeepSwapAI swaps faces across five workflows: single photos, batch jobs, group photos with several faces mapped at once, video, and GIFs, preserving hair, lighting, expression, pose and scene while replacing identity. Credits are one-time purchases rather than a subscription – $9.99 for 200, up to $79.99 for 2,500, roughly $0.10 to $0.15 a photo – with 3 free credits from email verification and daily check-ins.
The policy is why this rates above its peers. It states consent-first creation plainly: these tools should be used with the permission of the people shown. Uploads are deleted within 24 hours, user content is not used for model training, and – the part that is engineering rather than a policy page – **trial images are watermarked with the uploader’s full email address**. That single decision makes anonymous misuse of the free tier impossible, which is more than a terms-of-service clause achieves. Compare Magik Face, listed in the previous batch with no consent requirement and no content policy anywhere on its site.
Two cautions remain. Face swapping is legally restricted in a growing number of jurisdictions when applied to a real person without agreement, and a good policy does not change what the law says about your particular use. And the naming is genuinely confusing – this site distinguishes itself from a similarly named domain in its own copy, and sits in a space with several near-identical brands, so check you are on the one you intended before uploading photographs of anybody.
