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AI Face Swap: Put a Person into Any Photo at 2K or 4K

Add the scene you want to keep and a clear photo of the person. The pose, clothing and background stay as they were, and the person in them changes. No cutting out, warping or blending by hand.

Keeps pose, outfit and background
2K and 4K output
Commercial rights on paid plans

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How to face swap a photo with AI

Add the scene

The photo you want to keep: a campaign shot, a styled portrait or a lifestyle picture. Its pose, outfit and background stay.

Add the person

One clear, well-lit photo of the face you want in the scene. Front-facing works best.

Pick the quality and generate

Choose 2K or 4K. You get the scene with the new person in it, and both source photos stay untouched.

Put a new face on a finished campaign shot

The styling, light and location of this desert campaign were already right. Character swap kept the cream suit, the pose and the sunset, and placed a different model into the shot from one clear portrait.

Use it to localize campaigns for different markets or to test which face fits a brand, with consent from the people in both photos.

A fashion shoot in desert dunes, the scene photo before character swap on getimg.ai
A fashion shoot in desert dunes after character swap on getimg.ai, with the new person in the same pose

Cast someone in a scene you could never shoot

A throne, a fur cloak and a candlelit hall are hard to arrange. With a scene like this and a clear photo of the person, the result keeps the costume and the hall and swaps in a new face, red hair and freckles.

It works well for book and game promos, costume concepts and party invitations.

A young king on a throne, the scene photo before character swap on getimg.ai
A young king on a throne after character swap on getimg.ai, with the new person in the same pose

Keep the energy of the original moment

Character swap keeps the pose, the clothes and the moment. The guest dancing in a green silk dress becomes a different woman of the same age, still mid-laugh with her arms in the air under the string lights, and her face, arms and hands all match.

Choose scenes where the pose and expression suit the person you're adding. It's the surest way to a natural result.

A guest dancing at a garden wedding, the scene photo before character swap on getimg.ai
A guest dancing at a garden wedding after character swap on getimg.ai, with the new person in the same pose

What people use face swap for

Most swaps start with a photo that already works. You keep the styling and the setting, and change who's in it.

A barista pouring latte art after character swap on getimg.ai, with the new person in the same pose
Fashion and apparel Show one styled outfit on several models without booking a new shoot.
Campaign variations Put different faces into the same ad scene to see which one connects.
Team and brand photos Replace a placeholder model in an office shot with someone from your team.
Casting and mood boards Try different people in a scene before the real shoot.
Personal photos Put yourself into a travel or event photo you love.
Consent first Swap only people who've agreed to it, and never use it to impersonate or mislead.

Skip the manual face swap

Doing it by hand means cutting out a face, matching the angle and blending skin tones until the seam disappears.

A speaker on a small conference stage after character swap on getimg.ai, with the new person in the same pose

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  • Add the scene

    The shot whose pose, outfit and background you want to keep.

  • Add the person

    One clear photo of who should appear in it.

  • Get the swapped photo

    The person is fitted to the scene's light and angle, at 2K or 4K.

A speaker on a small conference stage, the scene photo before character swap on getimg.ai

Manual face swapping

  • Find a source photo with the same head angle
  • Cut out the face and mask the hairline
  • Warp it to fit the pose
  • Match skin tone and lighting by hand
  • Hide the seams around the jaw and neck

Get a convincing swap

The person photo decides the result. This portrait was a sharp, front-facing head and shoulders shot in soft light, so the face carried over cleanly into the library scene.

Use a sharp, front-facing photo Even light, no sunglasses or heavy shadows, and a face that fills a good part of the picture.
Match the head angle A scene where the head turns the same way as in your person photo blends best.
Match the light A softly lit face photo fits most scenes. A harshly lit selfie is harder to fit into a soft studio shot.
A portrait in an old library, the scene photo before character swap on getimg.ai
A portrait in an old library after character swap on getimg.ai, with the new person in the same pose

Frequently asked questions

Put the right person into the photo you already have

Add a scene and a face photo, then download the swap at 2K or 4K.

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