Image Face Swap replaces the face in a photo with one from a reference, rebuilding it into the scene instead of pasting a flat cutout on top. It matches the target's lighting, skin tone, and grain, and keeps the original head's hairstyle and proportions — so the result reads as one person, with no visible seam. It works on AI-generated images, real photos, and campaign shots alike.

Open Image Face Swap

Open Apps from the sidebar and click Image Face Swap. The tool opens with two input slots on the right — Step 1 for the source face, Step 2 for the photo you want to put it into.

Add the source face and target photo

Under Step 1: Source Image, upload a clear photo of the face you want to bring in — the model reads its identity, not its lighting or background. Under Step 2: Target Image, add the photo where the new face should live, keeping its pose, hair, and scene.

Image Face Swap interface — a source face in Step 1 and a target portrait in Step 2

A front-facing, evenly lit source face gives the cleanest swap. The target keeps its own hairline and head tilt, so the swapped face fits the existing silhouette.

Generate and download the swap

Click Generate. The face is relit, fitted to the target's head, and blended with no hard edges. Review the result, then download it or push it into the rest of your pipeline.

Generated face-swap result in Image Face Swap across three poses, with download and save actions

Each generation costs 1 credit. Skin texture and micro-shadows carry over, so the result holds up at full size.

To keep a consistent identity across many shots, see Character Builder and Use image references. Sharpen the output with Image Upscaler, or explore more options in Image result actions.

Swap a face in a photo

Open Image Face Swap

Add the source face and target photo

Generate and download the swap