Face AI

What This Site Is

aideepfake.io is a browser-based deepfake and face swap studio. You upload a source face and a target photo or video, and the pipeline puts the first into the second. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure before your first run.

Our production face-swap pipeline runs on managed GPU infrastructure. The advanced panel uses clear, product-specific labels for model, enhancement, detection, and masking controls. Each tooltip explains how its control behaves in this service, so you can tune a job without installing or configuring local software.

How It Works and What It Costs

• An image swap costs 10 credits. A video swap costs 20 credits.

• A new account gets 10 welcome credits, once. There is no daily refill.

• Failed jobs refund automatically. You are not charged for a render that did not finish.

• Upload ceilings are 10 MB per image and 100 MB per video. The face is rebuilt at up to 1024x1024.

• Output resolution is never downgraded, on any tier, paid or not.

About the Watermark

Every render carries an aideepfake.io watermark by default. The switch that removes it is visible in the tool before you upload, and it unlocks on any purchase — a one-time credit pack or a subscription. The free welcome credits keep the mark. We say this here because the switch is easy to miss until you look for it.

Celebrity Pages

Each /{name}-deepfake page locks a source face on the server. You do not choose it, you cannot replace it, and the portrait itself is never rendered anywhere on this site. You supply only the target. The page exists so the source stays consistent across attempts, not so we can display a gallery of faces.

Where We Draw the Line

Synthetic media of a real person is legitimate for parody, commentary, film-style edits, and your own likeness. It is not legitimate for sexual content, for fraud, or for putting words in someone's mouth to make a viewer believe they said them. Both are banned by our Terms of Service, and we enforce that.

If you publish a deepfake of a real person, label it. That is not only our house rule. Article 50(4) of the EU AI Act requires deployers of a system that generates deepfake image, audio, or video content to disclose that the content was artificially generated or manipulated. The duty sits on the person deploying the system, which is you, not on the tool. For a durable, machine-checkable way to carry that disclosure with the file, see C2PA Content Credentials.

Editorial Standard

The guides, comparisons, and celebrity pages on this site are written and tested by the aideepfake.io Editorial Team. Every claim about quality comes from running the pipeline, not from a vendor sheet. Every claim about a person, a definition, or a law carries a link to the primary source so you can check it yourself. Pages show their publication date and the date they were last reviewed.

When we get something wrong, tell us and we correct the page rather than quietly deleting it.

Languages

The site is available in English, 中文, 日本語, Español, and Deutsch. Content is written per language, not machine-translated from English.