Deepface Maker

Deepface Maker swaps faces in both stills and motion clips. The model aligns the source face to the target's pose, angle, and lighting, then blends the result. Photos give you a quick one-to-one swap. Videos are harder. The tracking holds the face steady across frames, which is where most basic tools fall apart.

You can load a GIF and swap faces inside the animation, and the output stays animated, so it works as a shareable reaction image rather than a static frame that loses the joke. Meme creators lean on this one because a moving face reads funnier than a still.

Multi face swap lets you change more than one face in the same photo or video. On a group shot, you can reassign several faces in one pass. No repeat runs. That saves time when you're editing a crowd.

Batch image face swap processes a set of photos at once instead of one at a time, so if you're building a series of images that share the same face, this cuts out the repeat work of loading and running each file by hand. It's a paid-credit feature.

Beyond swapping, the platform throws in an AI image generator and an AI video generator. These cover the case where you don't have a source photo and want to create one first. Generate a face, then run the deepfake on top of it.

The free path skips account creation and lets you download without a watermark on your first run, which is the practical difference for anyone who wants a result now and doesn't want to hand over an email address.