AI Image Face Swap
One fixed star in other skies: face_swap_pro still swaps at 26 credits for fictional or consented faces.
A fixed star can be recognised in any sky; that is what makes it fixed. The still swap carries one kept face — fictional, yours, or documented-consented — into new frames, and its accuracy is pure geometry: source and target must share an angle and a light, or the star sits wrong in its constellation.
Check the seam the way observers check a sighting: closely, at full size, twice. Then log it and let her shine anywhere.
How it runs at the telescope desk
Pick a source face that is only a face
Front-on, evenly lit, unobstructed, recognisably adult. Sunglasses, hands and hair across the face all become part of the swap.
Match the target’s angle and light
A face photographed straight-on pasted into a profile shot never sits right. Choose a target whose head angle and light direction resemble the source.
Judge the seam, not the face
You know the face is hers — check the jaw line, the hairline and the neck shadow instead. The seam is where swaps confess.
One fixed star, other skies
Other skies
Stella’s face charted into frames of monsoon, desert and snow light across one week.
Wardrobe by proxy
Her face in the new gown before premium credits are committed to the sitting.
The clip proof
A still from observatory footage, swapped first — no tracking without a sighting.
Worked examples
Stella’s face, another room
Source face: Stella, front-on in warm lamplight, hair clear of her face. Target: a seated portrait on the observatory stool under the same light.
Source and target matched for angle and light before the swap ran. Judge the seam — jaw, hairline, neck shadow — at full size.
Luna’s face, another room
Source face: Luna, gentle three-quarter view in evening light. Target: a standing portrait by the telescope with matching light and head angle.
Source and target matched for angle and light before the swap ran. Judge the seam — jaw, hairline, neck shadow — at full size.
Source face checklist
| Part | Standard | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Angle | Front or gentle three-quarter | Profile sources rarely land cleanly |
| Light | Even, no hard shadow | Shadow prints into the swap as dirt |
| Obstructions | None over the face | Hair strands and hands carry across |
| Whose face | Fictional, yours, or consented | Real public figures are off-limits |
Where it goes wrong
A celebrity’s face
Prohibited, full stop. Fictional muses, your own face, or documented consent — nothing else.
Mismatched ages
A face that reads twenty years younger than the body reads wrong everywhere. Keep source and target in the same adult decade.
Judging at thumbnail size
Swaps confess at full size: zoom to the hairline and jaw before you call it done.
Swapping into group shots
One face per pass. Multiple faces multiply seams and mistakes.
Questions, answered plainly
What does a face swap cost?
Still face swaps run on face_swap_pro at 26 credits per job, shown before you confirm.
Whose face can I use?
A fictional character’s, your own, or an adult’s with documented consent. Real public figures and anyone underage are prohibited.
Why does my swap look pasted on?
Almost always angle or light mismatch between source and target. Re-pick one of the two so both agree, then re-run.
Are swaps private?
Yes — source faces and results stay in your private account library.
Can I swap a face into video?
Yes — that is the AI Video Face Swap tool, priced by clip length and resolution.
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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