Face Swap for Video

It replaces the face of a person in an input video with the face from the provided reference images. The saved output is a face-swapped video.

It is suited to creators, editors, and entertainment teams exploring face-replacement concepts in video. It can also help people prepare social or creative video variations from an existing clip.

Prepare one input video and two reference images for the person whose face should be used. The recipe exposes all three inputs, so you can change the video and either reference image in Fuser.

The saved example shows the recipe connected from an input video and two person reference images to a face-swapped video. It is a saved default example, not a live generation or a guarantee of a particular result from new inputs.

Yes. Input Video and both Reference Images for Person fields are exposed inputs that visitors can change in Fuser. A new run uses the versions you select rather than the saved example inputs.

The recipe can support social clips, entertainment edits, creator drafts, character concept tests, and scene previsualization where face replacement in video is the relevant task. The result remains a face-swapped video rather than a separate image or unrelated edit.

This recipe describes face replacement from a video and reference images. It does not establish additional video-editing functions, and the saved example should not be treated as evidence that every new combination of inputs will produce the same output.