SwapFans

Drop in a source photo and a target face, and SwapFans returns a merged image in seconds. The single-image swap costs 2 tokens, about twenty cents. Multi-face mode runs 4 tokens and keeps each person's identity separate, which is the part most cheap tools get wrong.

Video swaps run on clips up to roughly 15 seconds, at 4 tokens per clip, and GIF swaps cost 3. The tool tracks head movement and expression through the clip rather than pasting a still frame, so a talking-head video keeps its timing. Longer footage has to be cut into segments first, which is the main workflow tax here.

This is the feature that separates SwapFans from a plain face swap utility. You train a custom model for 99 tokens, then generate that same character in new poses, outfits and settings for 2 to 3 tokens an image. Output goes up to 4K. For anyone building a faceless brand account, it removes the hardest part, which is consistency.

Prompt-based generation covers the usual ground for a browser AI image generator: type a description, get an image for 2 tokens. Image to video turns a still into a short clip, with quality and ultra modes priced at 6 and 15 tokens per five seconds. It's a reasonable way to animate a character you already trained.

One click strips a background, one click swaps in a new one, 2 tokens either way. For product photos and profile images this is the fastest path in the app. Edges are clean on simple subjects and need a manual touch-up on hair and thin straps.

Two cheap cleanup passes at 1 token each. Face fix sharpens features that come out soft after a swap, and upscale raises resolution on an image that's too small to post. Neither one rescues a bad source photo, but both make a decent result postable.