Choose and trim the target
Keep the shortest useful loop where the intended face remains visible.
Swap faces in GIFs up to 30 seconds with the best AI face swap of 2026. HD loops, no watermark, files auto-deleted in 24h. 3 credits per second.
Compare Live3D GIF face swap limitsBefore you pay: check your GIF on this device without an account. GIFs cost 3 credits per second with a 12-credit minimum. See all prices
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Photo workflow
Upload a source photo and a face reference, then replace the identity while keeping the scene.
Output
Controls
Free local GIF preflight
Choose a GIF to inspect its timing, limits, estimated credits, and raw first-to-last loop seam delta. Export the local findings as JSON without uploading the file.
GIF only · up to 95 MB
Local only: this checker never uploads the selected file.
The browser reads GIF metadata locally and shows a native animated preview for visual review.
Select a file to start the local preflight.
Credit estimate: max(12, rounded-up seconds × 3 credits). The final amount shown by the workspace before submission is authoritative.
Method: composite the first and last displayed frames with GIF disposal rules, then calculate mean absolute RGBA channel difference. A high delta can be intentional motion or a cut; a low delta does not prove identity or visual quality. GIF89a frame and disposal reference.
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.
Target GIF
Result GIF
The target GIF is a slow zoom over an AI-generated still; both animations are shown here as lighter web copies. Open the result GIF as delivered (5.4 MB).

Face photo used · Charged: 12 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 GIF workflow
Keep the shortest useful loop where the intended face remains visible.
Mark the fastest turn, strongest blur, deepest shadow, and largest obstruction.
Compare the final frame with the first frame through several complete loops.
Prioritize sharp identity detail and a pose compatible with the hardest target frame.
Read the rounded duration and exact credit total, then inspect motion and the seam before sharing.
Choose GIF for short repeating motion
A GIF repeats the same weak frame and seam. Inspect the full cycle at normal speed and frame by frame instead of judging only the first still image.
Open the GIF preparation guideKeep the target face large enough to inspect through the full expression, especially at the fastest change in the reaction.
Use a short, readable loop and check that cropping, compression, captions, and overlays do not hide the face boundary.
Upload a supported short clip when it is the cleanest source, then confirm the detected duration and final GIF credit total before generating.
Review the last frame beside the first and inspect blur, turns, occlusions, and repeated identity drift across more than one complete playback.
Verified workflow facts
The workspace reads the target duration, rounds it up, and shows the required credit total before submission.
Accepted target
GIF · MP4 · WebM Face: JPEG · PNG · WebP · HEIC · HEIFUpload limits
30 seconds maximum 95 MB combined · face image up to 30 MBExact GIF pricing
3 credits per second Rounded up · 12-credit minimumMinimum charge
12 credits minimum Final total shown before submissionWorked examples
These examples use the current production formulas, not an invented average.
Applied ruleGIF: max(12, rounded-up seconds × 3 credits).
| GIF or clip duration in seconds | Applied rule | Required credits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | max(12, 1 × 3) | 12 |
| 4 | max(12, 4 × 3) | 12 |
| 12 | max(12, 12 × 3) | 36 |
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
600 credits
≈ 40 five-second GIFs · 12-credit minimum/GIF
Choose $19.99 starter packStandard
Best first purchase900 credits
≈ 60 five-second GIFs · 12-credit minimum/GIF
Get 900 creditsPremium
Save 5% per credit3,150 credits
≈ 210 five-second GIFs · 12-credit minimum/GIF
Get 3,150 creditsFAQ
Direct answers about GIF and short-clip inputs, duration, credit rounding, loop review, and media retention.
Yes. Upload one GIF or supported short clip plus one clear face-reference image, then review the complete animated result rather than only its first frame.
The current workflow accepts GIF, MP4, or WebM targets up to 30 seconds and 95 MB. The face-reference image can be up to 30 MB.
GIF tasks cost 3 credits per rounded-up second with a 12-credit minimum. The exact required total appears before submission.
DeepSwapAI removes uploads and generated media from its servers within 24 hours. The selected media is sent to an inference provider only to complete the requested task. It is not used to train models.
No. The checker parses and composites the selected GIF inside your browser, measures a raw first-to-last loop seam delta, and can download a filename-free JSON report. It does not send the file to DeepSwapAI or a third party. Upload occurs only if you separately submit the file in the generation workspace.
Setup is free. Credits are only used when you generate.
Practical guides
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Output evaluation
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