Carry your muse and her face onto new stills and keep a series one person. face_swap_pro at 26 credits, with a matching guide.
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A face swap sets the face from a source image onto a target frame. In the language of this studio, it is how a muse travels without being re-briefed. The woman your audience knows — her face, kept in one clean source file — is placed onto new poses, new outfits and new shores, and the link between an old set and a new one never breaks. It runs on the face_swap_pro model at 26 credits a job, shown before you confirm.
The discipline is in the source. Studios that swap casually keep a folder of almost-identical faces and wonder why the catalogue drifts. Keep one source: front-facing, evenly lit, expression at rest. Treat that file as the passport for the whole route. Every swap, still or video, presents the same passport, which is why a viewer moving through a year of work meets one woman rather than a family of near-sisters.
A single front-facing portrait, evenly lit, unhurried in expression. This file is capital. Keep its best version and use no other.
A similar head angle. Light falling from the same side. Agreement between source and target is what makes a swap disappear.
A short pass through the editor, matching light and colour, so the frame sits quietly beside its neighbours.
Seasonal sets, themed packs, changed locations — all of them unmistakably the same woman.
A pose you value, rendered off muse. Set the passport face into it rather than making the frame again.
Pack covers carry the same face as the content, so a preview never promises a stranger.
“Source: the passport portrait, front-facing, soft window light. Target: a three-quarter pose on the bridge deck, dusk light from the same side, face unobstructed.”
Angles within reach of each other, light agreeing, nothing crossing the face. The result needs only a light grade to join the set.
“Source: the same passport portrait. Target: a full profile pose under hard side light, hair blown across the cheek.”
Profile against front, hard light against soft, an obstructed face — three disagreements at once. Rechoose the target; no setting repairs geometry.
| Factor | Agrees | Strains |
|---|---|---|
| Head angle | Within roughly thirty degrees of the source | A profile target against a front source |
| Light | Same side, similar softness | Hard side light against flat frontal light |
| Resolution | Source at least as large as the face it fills | A small source stretched over a large face |
| Obstruction | The face clear | Hair, hands or props crossing it |
Your own. A fictional muse you created. Or an adult’s, with documented consent. A real person’s face without consent is prohibited, without exception. For free practice, the daily check-in’s 6 credits build standard frames to use as targets.
Consistency is a habit before it is a result. One clean source, used every time, is what makes a series read as one person.
The angle or the light disagreed between source and target. Match those first; grade with the editor afterwards.
26 credits per job on the face_swap_pro model, shown before you confirm. Sources and results rest private in your account.
Yes. The video face swap carries the same passport face through a clip, so stills and motion stay one traveller.
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
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