Start With One Two-Person Photo
Keep both adult faces visible in the same image, then describe the exchange. A simple reference makes comparison easier.
Preview one target face changing, then start with one authorized photo showing two clearly visible adults. Describe the faces to exchange and compare the result with the original for identity, edges and lighting.
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Prompt Guide
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Choose one clear direction, generate a version and inspect the result.
Use an image you have permission to edit, showing two consenting adults with visible faces and suitable lighting.
Ask to exchange the two facial identities while preserving clothing, bodies, pose and scene. Check the selected model and cost before generating.
Review identity, eye alignment, face edges and background continuity against the original. Make one focused correction and disclose an alteration when needed.
Clear visual directions help you decide what to make next.
Keep both adult faces visible in the same image, then describe the exchange. A simple reference makes comparison easier.
Inspect eye alignment, skin transitions, hair, lighting and people outside the intended edit. Keep the original image for comparison.
Work with your own photo, consenting adults or original fictional identities. Add a clear disclosure when an altered image could mislead viewers.
Left: the actual reference photo. Right: its generated face edit. Both adults start in one photo. Compare the exchanged facial features while checking hair, clothing and scene details; exact identity and detail retention vary.
Mature portraitsAspect ratio 3:4. Edit this actual supplied photograph by swapping ONLY the two facial identities. The LEFT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the RIGHT person's facial identity, whose features are: broad oval facial proportions, short broad rounded nose, thick dark eyebrows, brown eyes, full lips and natural facial lines. The RIGHT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the LEFT person's facial identity, whose features are: a long narrow face, long slender nose, fine light eyebrows, gray eyes, thin lips and natural smile lines. Transfer the actual opposite donor's inner facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and facial skin details; do not merely adjust eyebrows or invent a third identity. Adapt the donor face to each original head angle and natural expression. Keep the target's original scalp hair and hairline, not the donor hairstyle. Preserve the original background, props, garments and body layout. No whole-head transfer, no hairstyle swap, no head-direction or position exchange. Both complete adult heads remain in frame. Photoreal detailed adult skin and coherent eyes, nose and mouth. No labels, panels, text, arrow, border, logo or watermark. One finished edited photograph. Prioritize exact opposite-donor inner-face geometry while carefully retaining each original hair silhouette.
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Creative activitiesAspect ratio 3:4. Edit this actual supplied photograph by swapping ONLY the two facial identities. The LEFT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the RIGHT person's facial identity, whose features are: broad square face, short broad rounded nose, thick dark eyebrows, brown eyes and full lips, clean-shaven. The RIGHT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the LEFT person's facial identity, whose features are: long narrow face, long straight nose, fine pale eyebrows, green eyes, thin lips and freckles, clean-shaven. Transfer the actual opposite donor's inner facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and facial skin details; do not merely adjust eyebrows or invent a third identity. Adapt the donor face to each original head angle and natural expression. Keep the target's original scalp hair and hairline, not the donor hairstyle. Preserve the original background, props, garments and body layout. No whole-head transfer, no hairstyle swap, no head-direction or position exchange. Both complete adult heads remain in frame. Photoreal detailed adult skin and coherent eyes, nose and mouth. No labels, panels, text, arrow, border, logo or watermark. One finished edited photograph. Make both directional facial matches explicit in eyes, nose and lips, while keeping all original clothing and props.
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Media portraitsAspect ratio 3:4. Edit this actual supplied photograph by swapping ONLY the two facial identities. The LEFT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the RIGHT person's facial identity, whose features are: broad rounded face, short wide nose, full lips, thick straight brows, blue eyes and light freckles. The RIGHT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the LEFT person's facial identity, whose features are: narrow oval face, long straight nose, thin lips, fine curved eyebrows, gray eyes and smooth skin. Transfer the actual opposite donor's inner facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and facial skin details; do not merely adjust eyebrows or invent a third identity. Adapt the donor face to each original head angle and natural expression. Keep the target's original scalp hair and hairline, not the donor hairstyle. Preserve the original background, props, garments and body layout. No whole-head transfer, no hairstyle swap, no head-direction or position exchange. Both complete adult heads remain in frame. Photoreal detailed adult skin and coherent eyes, nose and mouth. No labels, panels, text, arrow, border, logo or watermark. One finished edited photograph. Prioritize exact opposite-donor inner-face geometry while carefully retaining each original hair silhouette.
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Travel portraitsAspect ratio 3:4. Edit this actual supplied photograph by swapping ONLY the two facial identities. The LEFT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the RIGHT person's facial identity, whose features are: broad oval face, short wide nose, dark thick eyebrows, brown eyes and full lips, clean-shaven. The RIGHT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the LEFT person's facial identity, whose features are: long narrow face, long slender nose, light eyebrows, green eyes, thin lips and freckles, clean-shaven. Transfer the actual opposite donor's inner facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and facial skin details; do not merely adjust eyebrows or invent a third identity. Adapt the donor face to each original head angle and natural expression. Keep the target's original scalp hair and hairline, not the donor hairstyle. Preserve the original background, props, garments and body layout. No whole-head transfer, no hairstyle swap, no head-direction or position exchange. Both complete adult heads remain in frame. Photoreal detailed adult skin and coherent eyes, nose and mouth. No labels, panels, text, arrow, border, logo or watermark. One finished edited photograph. Make both directional facial matches explicit in eyes, nose and lips, while keeping all original clothing and props.
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Indoor portraitsAspect ratio 3:4. Edit this actual supplied photograph by swapping ONLY the two facial identities. The LEFT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the RIGHT person's facial identity, whose features are: broad oval face, short rounded nose, full lips, thick brows and brown eyes. The RIGHT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the LEFT person's facial identity, whose features are: a long slender nose, thin lips, light arched brows, green eyes and freckles. Transfer the actual opposite donor's inner facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and facial skin details; do not merely adjust eyebrows or invent a third identity. Adapt the donor face to each original head angle and natural expression. Keep the target's original scalp hair and hairline, not the donor hairstyle. Preserve the original background, props, garments and body layout. No whole-head transfer, no hairstyle swap, no head-direction or position exchange. Both complete adult heads remain in frame. Photoreal detailed adult skin and coherent eyes, nose and mouth. No labels, panels, text, arrow, border, logo or watermark. One finished edited photograph.
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Travel portraitsAspect ratio 3:4. Edit this actual supplied photograph by swapping ONLY the two facial identities. The LEFT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the RIGHT person's facial identity, whose features are: broad square face, short broad nose, full lips, thick dark eyebrows and brown eyes. The RIGHT person keeps their own original scalp hair, hairstyle, ears, neck geometry, body, clothes, pose and position, but receives the LEFT person's facial identity, whose features are: narrow long face, long slender nose, thin lips, fine pale eyebrows, blue eyes and freckles. Transfer the actual opposite donor's inner facial proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth and facial skin details; do not merely adjust eyebrows or invent a third identity. Adapt the donor face to each original head angle and natural expression. Keep the target's original scalp hair and hairline, not the donor hairstyle. Preserve the original background, props, garments and body layout. No whole-head transfer, no hairstyle swap, no head-direction or position exchange. Both complete adult heads remain in frame. Photoreal detailed adult skin and coherent eyes, nose and mouth. No labels, panels, text, arrow, border, logo or watermark. One finished edited photograph. Prioritize exact opposite-donor inner-face geometry while carefully retaining each original hair silhouette.
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Nora would check the single-photo input and consent requirements before deciding whether the original tool fits her group-photo edit.
Alex would compare an edited result with the original, looking for changes to people outside the intended swap.
Priya would choose a portrait generator instead if she needed a new fictional face rather than an exchange inside a photo.
Start the AI face swapper with one authorized photo showing two adults and describe the faces to exchange. Inspect the result against the original; identity, hair, skin transitions and background details can change.
This workspace accepts one optional reference image. Use a single photo containing both adults for the face-exchange brief. Separate source-face and target-photo uploads are not available here.
Each comparison pairs an actual reference image of fictional adults with its generated image-model edit. The left panel is the reference and the right panel is the edit. These are visual demonstrations, not verified runs of the original public tool. The preview video shows one target face changing.
Check the current model, displayed cost and trial availability before generating. Review the platform privacy information and upload terms before providing personal images. Use photos you have permission to edit.
Use your own image, original fictional adults or adults who explicitly agreed to this edit and its intended use. Avoid misleading impersonation, sexualized edits, false endorsements and any use involving minors.