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AI Image Face Swap

Keep the recognised face on every landing asset: face_swap_pro still swaps at 26 credits, with a source-and-target matching guide, consent-first.

Invented faces, your own face, or documented consent. Identifiable public figures are not allowed.

Charged per job, with the cost shown before you confirm. Face sources and finished swaps remain private in your account.

Skip the prompt — start from a template

Pick an effect, upload your photo, and the built-in recipe does the rest. Same photo, far more reliable results.

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The face they tapped for, on every frame

Recognition is the quiet engine of a link in bio. A follower taps because the face in the hook is the face they remember — and buys because the face on the landing is the same one. A face swap places the face from a source image onto a target frame, and on BioWiz it runs on the face_swap_pro model at 26 credits a job, quoted before you confirm. Used well, it means no frame is ever wasted for having the wrong woman in it: the pose, the outfit and the set can come from anywhere in your library, and the identity stays hers.

The recognition routine

1

Guard one master face source

A front-facing, evenly lit portrait of your character, kept at full quality. This single file anchors every still and clip you publish.

2

Match the target’s geometry

Similar head angle and light direction between source and target. When the geometry agrees, the swap disappears; when it fights, no polish saves it.

3

Blend with a light edit

A short pass in the editor to settle colour and light makes the swapped frame sit naturally among its unswapped neighbours.

Where recognition pays

Rescue

The great frame, wrong face

A generated pose you love where the generator wandered off-character. Cast her back in instead of re-rolling the whole frame.

Coverage

Every asset, one woman

Heroes, set frames, covers and crops produced at different times all carry the same face the follower followed.

Hooks

Thumbnails that read as her

At feed size, identity is mostly face. Swapped hook stills stay recognisably your character before a single frame moves.

Matching source to target

FactorBlends invisiblyShows the join
Head angleTarget within roughly 30° of the sourceFull profile against a frontal source
LightSame direction, similar softnessHard side light meeting flat frontal light
Source sizeFace in the source at least as large as in the targetA small source stretched across a close-up
ObstructionsFace clear of hair, hands and propsStrands or fingers crossing the face
Whose face can go in the source?

Your own, a fictional character’s, or an adult’s whose documented consent you hold. A real person’s face without consent is prohibited.

Why insist on one master source?

Because recognition compounds. The same clean source on every asset is what turns separate frames into one person’s page.

What does a swap cost?

26 credits per job on the face_swap_pro model, shown before you confirm. Sources and results stay private in your account.

My swap looks pasted on — what went wrong?

Almost always geometry: head angle or light direction fighting between source and target. Match those first, then blend with the editor.

Does it work on clips as well?

Yes — the video face swap carries the same face through moving footage, priced by the clip’s length and resolution.

Every tool feeds the same link

Heroes, hooks, edits and finishing jobs draw on one credit balance and sit in one private library. Make the piece your page is missing.

Start with the generator