Video Swap Face replaces faces in uploaded video with a face from a photo, supporting single or multiple-face swap modes, HD 1080p output, and a browser-based editor for trimming clips before processing. Free trials cover clips up to 60 seconds, with credit-based pricing for longer or higher-volume use.
What separates this from several other face-swap tools checked this wave is that it states a real expectation, not just silence, about rights: its FAQ specifies swaps should only be made “when you have the rights to the source video, replacement face image, and likenesses shown.” That’s not an enforced verification system – nothing stops someone from ignoring it – but stating the expectation clearly is a genuinely better practice than the several competitors in this exact category that say nothing at all on the subject.
There’s no technical enforcement behind that stated policy, so it functions as guidance rather than a safeguard – the responsibility still sits entirely with the user. As with any face-swap tool, use it only with content and likenesses you actually have the right to use.
