Face Swap FAQ

AI video face swap is the process of automatically replacing one person's face with another in a video, frame by frame, while keeping the result natural. The AI detects the face in each frame, maps its angle and expression, and blends a new face in so it matches the original lighting and motion. Modern tools like ClapClip AI do this in real time and run entirely on your own computer.

There are four basic steps: 1) Import your source video. 2) Choose a target face (a clear, front-facing photo) or a built-in template. 3) Turn on face swap and watch the live preview update. 4) Export the finished clip. With ClapClip AI everything happens locally on your PC, so there is no upload step and no waiting in a cloud queue.

Compare Windows and GPU compatibility, preview controls and export options. Test the same short clip and source photo in each app, then review motion and edges at full size.

The Windows desktop face-swap workflow processes photos and videos locally. Installation, model downloads, updates and separate online tools can need an internet connection.

Use your own footage and likeness, or material you have permission to edit. Check the result before sharing and make edited context clear. Local processing describes where this face-swap workflow runs; it is not a security guarantee for every app feature or linked service.

You do not upload source photos or videos for the Windows desktop face-swap workflow. The linked online tools are separate services.