Another shot.
Two images in: the shot you want to keep, and the face you want in it. The lighting, pose and framing of the target stay exactly as they were — only the face changes.
Free to start · no card required
gives you
Two images, one result
The target is the picture you are keeping; the source supplies the face. Nothing else about the target moves.
The shot survives the swap
Pose, framing and the way the scene is lit stay put, which is what makes the result read as a photograph rather than a paste-up.
Consistency across a set
The same face across a series of generated shots, so a character stays one person from frame to frame.
Finish it afterwards
Relight, grade or upscale the result like any other output — the Apps chain.
start to finish
Choose the target
The image you want to keep: its pose, its light, its framing.
Supply the face
A clear photograph of the face going in.
Run it
The result arrives in your gallery, ready for any other tool.
plainly
- Inputs
- A target image and a face image
- Preserved
- The target's pose, lighting and framing
- Works on
- Generated images and your own uploads
- Pairs with
- Relight, Colour Grading, Upscale
answered
The target is the shot you are keeping. The face image is the one supplying the face. Only the face is replaced.
Clear, well-lit and reasonably front-on gives the best result. A face that is small, blurred or heavily side-on gives the model less to work with.
Use it on images you have the right to use, and on people who have agreed to it. The model behind it carries its own terms, which we surface alongside the tool.
with
Your next frame is one prompt away
Open the prompt box, pick a model, and see what comes back. No card, no setup, no onboarding call.