FaceSwapper
Browser-based face swapping for photos, videos, GIFs, group shots, and batches, with no account required.
About FaceSwapper
FaceSwapper runs in the browser and handles face replacement in photos, videos, GIFs, group shots, and batches of images. The basic photo workflow asks for an original image and a replacement face, then produces the swap. Separate tools cover video, animated GIF, multiple-face, and batch jobs. There is also a prompt-based photo editor for removing distractions or adding elements. The homepage advertises unlimited use without sign-up or credits. Its pricing page is currently unavailable and directs visitors to use the website functions for free, but it does not show plan tiers or future billing terms. The image uploader lists PNG, JPG, and WebP. FaceSwapper says uploads are visible only to the user and deleted after the result is generated and downloaded. It suits quick social edits as well as repeated face replacement across several files, though users who need predictable long-term limits have no published plan table to consult.
Best for
Best use cases
Quick photo swaps from PNG, JPG, or WebP uploads
Face replacement in videos and animated GIFs
Multiple-face edits for group photos or batch image sets
Compare before choosing
Free current access reduces the cost of trying the workflow
Dedicated modes cover more media types than a photo-only swapper
No published plan table makes future cost and limits harder to forecast
Features
Photo face swap
Replace one face in a photo through a simple two-image upload and swap workflow.
Video and GIF swapping
Replace a face in video clips or animated GIFs from dedicated browser tools.
Multiple and batch swaps
Handle group photos or replace the same face across several photos in a batch.
Prompt-based photo editing
Remove or add visual elements by describing the requested edit with text prompts.
Pros
- Current website functions are free to use, which keeps the cost of testing the workflow at zero.
- Photo, video, GIF, multiple-face, and batch modes cover several common media workflows in one site.
- No account is required to start, and the image uploader clearly accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP.
Cons
- The pricing page has no published plan table, so future costs and usage limits are hard to forecast.
- Video, GIF, and batch jobs use separate tools, adding steps when a project mixes media types.
- No documentation or API entry point is listed, limiting compatibility with automated team workflows.
Pricing Plans
Current website access
- Use available website functions for free
- No published credit requirement
- No published billing period
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on FaceSwapper's official website.