Add a face
Upload a clear portrait or generate an avatar inside TokSwap. The selected face becomes the identity for the final clip.
Face swap video
Face swap video made for motion
A strong face swap video has to follow the source performance. TokSwap is built around the clip, the movement, and the final export.
Creator workflowReady
Face
Source
Face-swap videoVertical MP4 export
MotionDesigned around video sources
AudioSource clip context remains central
ExportCreator-ready MP4 workflow
Overview
Video needs more than a pasted face
A face swap video has to account for motion, angle changes, lighting, timing, and the original scene. TokSwap keeps those video-specific needs at the center of the workflow.
Creators can upload a source clip or prepare a link, add the face identity, then generate an output that fits the short-form publishing cycle.
Uploaded portraitGenerated avatarUploaded videoPrepared source link
Workflow
Create a TokSwap video in three steps
Add a source clip
Upload a short video, or paste a TikTok, Instagram, or Shorts link when URL sourcing is enabled for your workspace.
Render the swap
TokSwap prepares the media, queues the AI job, and returns a creator-ready vertical video for export.
Details
Video-first face swap controls
Source clip aware
Start from the video that already has the right movement, pacing, and camera framing.
Avatar or real photo
Choose between uploading a face and generating an AI avatar for the identity layer.
Queue-ready generation
The product spec supports async jobs so video work can render without turning the UI into a blocker.
Recent result review
Finished and rendering clips live in the same workspace, making it easier to pick the strongest output.
Use cases
Face swap video use cases
- Create a version of a viral short with your own avatar.
- Build mock ads from existing motion concepts.
- Make quick social entertainment clips for a brand account.
- Turn one source video into several identity variants.
FAQ
Face Swap Video questions
What is a face swap video?
It is a video where the face identity has been changed while the source clip's body motion, camera movement, and scene remain the foundation.
What videos work best?
Short, clear clips with visible faces and stable lighting are better candidates than long, dark, or heavily obstructed scenes.
Can I upload my own MP4?
Yes. The TokSwap creator screen includes local video upload, and the product roadmap includes source URL preparation for supported platforms.
Why use credits for video?
Video generation is heavier than still-image editing. Credits give each render a visible cost and support multiple creation volumes.