Video Face Swap AI: Selective Multi-Face Swaps Priced by the Minute

Introduction

Most face-swap tools hand you a blob of credits and hope you never do the math. Video Face Swap AI takes a different angle: you buy minutes of video generation, and the interface shows exactly how much time you have left. That alone makes budgeting straightforward, especially for creators who already know their footage lengths. The other standout mechanic is Analyze Faces, which scans your uploaded clip for every person, shows you detected faces, and lets you choose which ones get swapped. In a five-person group shot, you can change face number two while leaving the other four untouched. That selective control is the reason this tool exists.

Pricing follows a three-tier structure at listed promotional rates: Lite costs $9 for 10 minutes, Starter runs $19 for 40 minutes, and Pro asks $29 for 120 minutes. The per-minute math drops sharply as you scale up — Lite works out to roughly $0.90 per minute, Starter about $0.48, and Pro just $0.24. That four-fold difference means anyone planning more than a single short clip should skip Lite entirely. Starter already halves the effective cost, and Pro is the clear sweet spot if you have enough consent-cleared footage to use a meaningful chunk of its 120-minute allowance. Paying for minutes you never render is still wasted money.

The multi-face workflow is where the tool earns its keep. Upload a clip or drop in a link from YouTube, TikTok, or X, and the system identifies the people it finds. You then pick which detected face gets replaced and which stays original. For consensual social edits — swapping yourself into a meme, giving a colleague a gender-swap birthday gag, or testing headshot variations — this avoids the blunt instrument of replace-everyone tools that mangle bystanders. Short clips under ten seconds reportedly process in a few minutes, while longer or multi-face jobs can take longer and may arrive by email notification rather than in-browser.

Now for the part that changes whether many readers can use this tool at all. The pricing cards explicitly advertise 'No Content Limitation,' which sounds permissive and inviting. The terms of service tell a completely different story: generating, distributing, or facilitating sexually explicit, pornographic, or other adult content is prohibited. The terms control, not the sales page. Anyone considering it for adult material needs to understand that this use violates the agreement accepted at checkout. This is not a gray area or an overlooked footnote — it is an outright ban buried behind contradictory marketing.

The homepage headline reads 'Create Face Swap Anonymously With AI,' and that word anonymous does real selling work. But the privacy policy explains that uploaded photos and videos, including your face images, are stored on company servers for up to 90 days so you can access your creations later. An anonymous user ID is generated, which does prevent your real name from appearing in the interface, but the face data itself lives on remote infrastructure for a quarter of a year. The operator, Okapi Yazilim San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti., claims this data is not shared with third parties and is automatically deleted after 90 days. Treat those as operator statements, not independently verified guarantees.

The refund situation deserves attention before you enter payment details. One section of the terms states that a full refund may be requested within seven days. A different section of the same terms says refunds are not possible because of GPU processing costs. These two clauses directly contradict each other, and the document does not resolve the conflict. If getting your money back on a disappointing result would matter to you, contact support and get the applicable policy confirmed in writing before purchasing. Combined with the adult-content and anonymity contradictions, Video Face Swap AI presents enough legal ambiguity that a cautious creator should pin down the answers before committing.