AI Image Face Swap
Casting for stills: set your established muse’s face onto new frames and hold one recognisable woman across every set. face_swap_pro, with a matching guide.
Casting: one muse, every room
A face swap sets the face from a source portrait onto a target frame. In the language of this court, it is casting. Your established muse — the face your audience recognises on sight — is placed onto new poses, new gowns and new rooms, without re-briefing the generator and hoping it finds her again. The work runs on the face_swap_pro model, priced per commission and stated before you confirm.
Casting succeeds or fails on geometry, not on luck. A source portrait taken front-on in even light, set onto targets whose head angle and light direction resemble it, disappears into the frame. Ask it to bridge a profile target and a frontal source and it will show its seams like a badly hung portrait.
The order of casting
Keep one true source portrait
A single front-facing, evenly lit portrait of your muse. This file is capital; keep its best version and use it every time.
Choose targets of like geometry
Head angle within a modest turn of the source, light arriving from the same side. Likeness of geometry is what makes casting invisible.
Grade the result into its set
A brief pass at the restoration desk for light and colour, so the frame sits naturally among its neighbours.
Where casting earns its place
One face across every set
Festive sets, themed sittings, new rooms — all unmistakably the same woman, because the same face was cast.
A fine frame, a drifted face
A generated pose you admire where the face wandered off the brief. Cast the true face in rather than sitting the frame again.
The cover matches the contents
Cover portraits cast with the same face as the work inside, so the presentation never promises another woman.
Source and target, matched
| Factor | A good match | Trouble |
|---|---|---|
| Head angle | Within roughly 30° of the source | Profile target, frontal source |
| Light direction | Same side, similar softness | Hard side light against flat frontal |
| Resolution | Source at least as large as the face area | A small source stretched over a large face |
| Obstruction | Face clear of hair and hands | Strands and props crossing the face |
Can I generate anything for free?
Free work runs through the stills court: the daily check-in grants 6 credits, exactly one standard portrait — a good way to produce the source portrait itself. Casting is priced per commission on face_swap_pro, stated before you confirm.
Whose faces may I cast?
Your own, a fictional muse you created, or an adult’s with documented consent. Casting a real person’s face without consent is prohibited.
Why keep a single source portrait?
Consistency. One clean, frontal, evenly lit source used on every occasion is what makes a season read as one person.
What makes a swap look pasted?
Mismatched head angle or light direction between source and target. Match the geometry first, then grade at the restoration desk.
Can the muse be cast into video as well?
Yes — the video face swap applies the same casting to clips, priced by length and resolution.
One account holds the whole court
Portraits, motion, restorations, casting and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Begin with the commission you need today.
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