Video Face Swap applies the same AI face swap across every frame of a clip. Upload a clear source face and a short video, and the AI tracks the face through the footage, swapping and enhancing it frame by frame for a consistent result. Because video means many frames on a GPU, it takes longer than a single image — hang tight while it renders.
As with all swaps here, video face swapping is consent-based only. For stills, use the AI Face Swap tool.
Why video takes longer
A one-image swap is a single pass; a video is hundreds or thousands of passes — one per frame — plus tracking to keep the face stable as the head moves. Even on a GPU that adds up, so a few seconds of footage can take a little while to render. Shorter, higher-quality clips give the best results and the fastest turnaround.
Getting a clean video swap
Pick a clip where the target face stays reasonably front-facing and well-lit — fast motion, profile turns and occlusions (hands, hair, mics) are the hardest cases. A sharp, neutral source face helps the model keep identity consistent across frames.