AI Image Face Swap

Set the face from her mirror-stand card onto a new still at LinktreeLike. Face swap (face_swap_pro), 26 credits a frame, consent rules unchanged.

Fictional faces, your own face, or documented consent only. Real public figures are off-limits.

Per-job credit pricing is shown before you confirm. Source faces and results stay private in your account.

Carrying a face without losing it

A series grows by putting a proven face into new rooms, new outfits, new hours — and a face swap is how that happens without re-rolling her identity at every door. The swap at LinktreeLike takes the face fixed on her mirror-stand card and sets it onto a target still: same brows, same gaze, same signature, arriving in a frame the generator never had to invent her for. It costs 26 credits a frame, printed before the job runs.

The craft is in the pairing, and it is unglamorous: light direction first, angle second, scale third. Prove the pairing on one frame and judge it against the mirror-stand card before a set is commissioned — a mismatch found on one frame costs 26 credits, and the same mismatch found across a finished set costs the set. Faces travel only where consent travels with them: hers is fictional, or yours, or a consenting adult’s, and no one else’s face is carried anywhere.

The working routine

1

Choose the source portrait once

One clear, front-lit portrait of the character. Every landing in the set inherits this choice, so make it deliberately.

2

Prove one landing

Swap onto a single target still and read it against the card — light, angle, scale — before any set is discussed.

3

Then run the set

Commission the remaining frames at the proven settings, judging each landing as it arrives, not in a batch at the end.

Where it is used

Sets

One performer, many rooms

Her face across a catalogue of settings, each frame still reading unmistakably as her.

Range

New outfits, same woman

Wardrobe breadth for a series without identity drifting frame to frame.

Covers

The strongest composition, re-cast

A hero frame re-made with the face the series is known by.

Pairings that hold

Pairing traitWhat happens
Matched light directionThe face sits in the frame’s own light
Matched angle and scaleNo strain at the jaw or the hairline
A rushed source portraitEvery landing inherits its flaws, faithfully
A famous or unconsented faceProhibited — the job does not run

Where swaps go wrong

SymptomCauseCorrection
The face floats above the frameLight direction differs between source and targetPair frames lit from the same side; prove one landing first
Edges fray at the hairlineAngle mismatch too large for the setChoose targets nearer the source angle; swap is not a contortionist
The set reads as two womenLandings judged in a batch at the endJudge each landing against the card as it arrives and cull early

Questions

Whose face may travel?

A fictional character’s, your own, or a consenting adult’s with documented consent. Real people without consent — known or not — are prohibited without exception.

How much does a swap cost?

26 credits per frame, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund automatically.

Why prove one pairing first?

Because light and angle mismatches are cheap on one frame and expensive across a set. The proof is the saving.

Does a swap change her card?

No. The card stays the record; the swap is judged against it, never the other way round.

Are results private?

Yes — private in your account until you choose to publish them.

One account, every tool in the chain

Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.

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One account, every tool in the chain

Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.

Open the generator