Choose one representative target
Use the image that best reflects the majority of the set.
Preview batch face swap free with no sign-up. Sign in to use up to 20 input images across both sides; buy credits once for watermark-free images—no subscription.
Free to start: choose and check your photos without an account. Each generated photo costs 6 credits, and the exact total appears before you submit. See all prices
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DeepSwapAI Studio
Upload, map, preview, and switch between photo, batch, group-photo, video, and GIF workflows in one focused workspace.
Photo workflow
Upload a source photo and a face reference, then replace the identity while keeping the scene.
Use exactly one face reference and one or more target photos.
Output
Controls
Free local batch manifest
Choose a mapping direction and local image files. The browser checks mode counts, declared formats, per-file size, the 20-image total, the 95 MB batch limit, outputs, and exact credits.
Use exactly one face reference and one or more target photos.
Choose exactly one identity image.
JPEG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, or HEIF · 30 MB each · 20 images and 95 MB combined
Each target creates one output.
Local only: filenames and file sizes stay on this device. This planner uploads no file bytes.
Choose both sides of the selected batch direction.
This planner validates browser-visible filenames, declared types, counts, and sizes only. It does not detect faces, verify identity or consent, judge scene compatibility, or predict output quality. The live workspace remains authoritative before submission.
Real output
Everyone shown is an AI-generated DeepSwapAI demonstration image, not a real person. We show one completed run of this workflow exactly as it came back.
One batch run returned one result for each scene photo.

Face photo used · Charged: 18 credits
No customer upload, stock photo or real person was used. Each result comes from one completed run on a paid account (no trial watermark) and is shown without retouching; web copies are resized and re-encoded. One example is not a quality benchmark. See the inputs and run details
Five-step batch workflow
Use the image that best reflects the majority of the set.
Include the most important profile, shadow, expression, or occlusion case.
Compare target conditions before swapping identity references.
Use the same identity, scene, and technical checks for both pilot results.
Process the full group only when the pilot passes, and move difficult images to a separate group.
Choose batch when the target repeats
Batch face swap creates separate outputs across a set. Use multiple face swap instead when different people must be replaced inside one group photo.
Compare batch and group-photo workflowsApply one clear reference face to a set of target photos. Group targets with similar pose and lighting, then test a typical photo before the full batch.
Create separate versions of one target photo from several source faces. Each source produces its own output; it does not map several people inside one image.
Keep dimensions and visual conditions consistent, include one difficult target in the pilot, and review every downloaded result with the same acceptance criteria.
Switch to multiple face swap when one target contains several people who each need a different reference. That workflow detects and maps the selected faces explicitly.
Verified workflow facts
Choose either batch direction. The workspace calculates the output count and exact credit total before submission.
Two batch modes
One face to many photos Or many source faces to one target photoAccepted images
JPEG · PNG · WebP AVIF · HEIC · HEIFUpload limits
20 images total 30 MB each · 95 MB combinedExact cost
6 credits per output Total shown before submissionWorked examples
These examples use the current production formulas, not an invented average.
Applied ruleBatch: generated outputs × 6 credits.
| Number of generated outputs | Applied rule | Required credits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 × 6 | 6 |
| 5 | 5 × 6 | 30 |
| 12 | 12 × 6 | 72 |
One-time credit packs
Buy credits once and use them across photo, batch, group-photo, video, and GIF workflows. No recurring charge or automatic renewal.
Basic
Best first purchase200 credits
≈ 33 photos across batch jobs
Choose $9.99 starter packStandard
Save 29% per credit700 credits
≈ 116 photos across batch jobs
Get 700 creditsPremium
Save 36% per credit2,500 credits
≈ 416 photos across batch jobs
Get 2,500 creditsFAQ
Direct answers about one-to-many and many-to-one modes, image limits, output pricing, and group-photo mapping.
Yes. Choose the one-face-to-many-photos mode, upload one clear face reference, and add the target photo set. Each target creates a separate result.
Yes. Choose the many-faces-to-one-target mode. Each source face creates a separate version of the target; it does not replace several people inside one group photo.
A batch accepts up to 20 images total, with a 30 MB limit per image and 95 MB combined. Each generated output costs 6 credits, and trial images show the 100% complete account email until a credit purchase is completed.
No. Batch face swap creates separate output files across a set. Multiple face swap maps different reference faces to selected people inside one group photo.
No. It reads filenames, declared types, counts, and file sizes in this browser and uploads no selected file bytes. Files are uploaded only if you separately submit them in the generation workspace.
Setup is free. Credits are only used when you generate.
Practical guides
Batch consistency
Troubleshooting
Output evaluation
Workflow choice
Private input preflight
Image export rule
Image quality
Privacy and consent
Developer integration