Social video

Character Swap in Video

Replace the main character in a video using two character reference images to create a character-swapped video.

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Character Swap in Video

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Character Swap Video

Inputs

Input Video
Character Reference Images
Character Reference Images

Outputs

Character Swap Video
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1. Choose a recipe

Find a workflow for the result you want. Review what it does and how to use it before opening it in Fuser.

2. Make it your own

Check the recipe’s available inputs. Add your own text or media where supported, or start with the saved defaults.

3. Run and refine

Run it in Fuser and review the result on your canvas. Tweak the inputs to try another direction.

Ways to use character swapping

Use the recipe to develop social video concepts and character-led content from an existing video and reference images.

Social content variations

01

Create an alternate version of an existing social video by replacing its main character with the character shown in your reference images.

Character-led concept tests

02

Try how a chosen character fits an existing video concept before developing additional character-focused content.

Creator identity experiments

03

Use character reference images to adapt a video around a specific creator, persona, or fictional character.

Campaign concept development

04

Explore different character directions for a video concept by changing the reference images while keeping the input video.

Story and scene exploration

05

Test a character’s presence in an existing video scene using the source video and matching reference images.

Social video prototyping

06

Build a character-swapped video draft for reviewing an idea, comparing character options, or planning a social post.

Frequently asked questions

It replaces the main character in an input video with the character represented by your reference images. The saved output is a Character Swap Video.

It is intended for people creating social and other character-led video content who want to explore a different main character in an existing video. It can support concept development, content variations, and early video drafts.

You need one Input Video and two Character Reference Images. The references provide the character source for the swap, while the video supplies the scene to transform.

Yes. Input Video and both Character Reference Images are exposed inputs, so you can replace them in Fuser when using the recipe. The resulting output is a new Character Swap Video based on those selected inputs.

The saved example shows the recipe connected from an input video and two character reference images to a Character Swap Video output. It represents the saved default example, not a live generation or a guarantee for every new set of inputs.

The recipe is suited to social video concepts, character-led scenes, campaign exploration, and other content where replacing the main character is the central task. Its stated purpose is character replacement rather than general video editing.

The recipe is described as replacing the main character and exposes an input video plus two character reference images. No separate controls for additional characters or other video changes are provided in the recipe details.

Try a New Character Swap

Log in to Fuser to select your input video and two character reference images, then create a Character Swap Video.

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