Effortless Batch Processing
Add up to 10 animated files and apply one shared face portrait across the queue. Each completed GIF keeps its own status and download control.
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Face Swap FAQHelp & SupportUpload several short GIFs, apply the same face photo to each file, and download every finished loop from one queue.
Up to 10 GIF or WebP files
One shared face photo
One credit per GIF
Sequential queue with per-GIF downloads
v1 uses the proven single-GIF engine for each row, so output behavior stays predictable.
Sign in to start. New accounts receive 1 starter credit for one GIF.
Batch queue
v1 runs each GIF through the existing single-face engine. That keeps output behavior predictable while giving creators a real batch workflow.
No GIFs in the queue
Add a few short loops to see the batch table here.
Prepare one shared face once, process several short loops in a visible queue, and handle every completed result separately.
Add up to 10 animated files and apply one shared face portrait across the queue. Each completed GIF keeps its own status and download control.
Drag and drop your GIFs, select one face photo, review the queue, and start the batch without configuring a separate face for every loop.
Every row uses the existing single-GIF face swap engine for consistent processing behavior. Final visual quality still depends on the source loop and portrait.
Queue up to 10 GIF or animated WebP files of 20MB or less each, then use one JPG, PNG, or WebP face photo up to 8MB.
Each submitted GIF uses one credit, so the required total matches the number of items you choose to process.
Sign in to use your account credits. New accounts receive 1 starter credit, enough for one GIF.
Try one file first, choose a reaction loop, or follow the complete preparation and download guide.
Questions before you start
File limits, shared-face requirements, queue behavior, credits, duplicate handling, and downloads are defined before you begin.