Put Face on Another Body

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Cost: Free No signup required
Time: Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on: Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
Powered by: AI-powered photo editing

How it works

Upload your photo

Upload a clear, front-facing portrait. Good lighting on the face and visible facial features give the AI the best foundation for face on another body editing. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

Expect: Most edits complete in 20-45 seconds. Complex changes may need 1-2 refinements.
Describe your edit

Type what you want: 'Put the face from my reference photo onto this body, matching skin tone and lighting.' Be specific about details for best results. The AI understands natural language — no technical skills needed.

Tip: Upload the second person as a reference image for best compositing results.

Copy one of these to get started:

Professional headshot on suit body Place my face from the reference photo onto this suit body, match skin tone and lighting direction
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Fun costume swap Put my face on this superhero costume body, keep my natural skin tone
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Vintage portrait composite Place this face onto the vintage portrait body, match the sepia color grading
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Gift gag photo Put my friend's face on this medieval knight painting body
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Formal event composite Place my face onto this tuxedo body, match the warm event lighting
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Subtle and natural blend put face on another body with subtle natural blending that matches the original photo's style
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With specific positioning put face on another body in the center of the frame with balanced proportions
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Dramatic effect version put face on another body with dramatic lighting and vivid details for maximum impact
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Review the result

Zoom in on facial details — check that skin tones look natural, edges blend seamlessly, and no artifacts appear around the hairline, jawline, or eyes. Use the before/after slider to compare.
Refine if needed

If specific facial features need adjustment — asymmetric eyes, unnatural skin smoothing, or hairline artifacts — tap markers on those spots and describe the fix. Fine-tune until the result looks like a natural photo.

Tip: Markers are optional. Try without them first — the AI usually gets it right.

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Professional headshot composite

A casual selfie face placed onto a professional suit body with matched lighting and skin tone.

Prompt: Place my face from the reference photo onto this suit body, match skin tone and lighting direction

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Composite with friend's face on costume — After

Fun costume face swap

A friend's face placed onto a superhero costume body for a birthday gift.

Prompt: Put my face on this superhero costume body, keep my natural skin tone

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Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Fun & Gift Photos

Create humorous or creative composites for birthday gifts, holiday cards, and social media entertainment.

Common Scenarios

Putting a friend's face on a medieval knight painting for a birthday gift
Creating a superhero composite for a child's bedroom poster
Making funny historical portrait composites for group chat entertainment

Best Practices

Choose body images with a forward-facing neck and similar head angle to the face photo
Mention the art style: 'match the oil painting aesthetic' for artistic body images
For gifts, use the highest resolution face photo available for sharp detail

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Professional Composites

Create professional-looking headshots by compositing a face onto a suited body with matching lighting.

Common Scenarios

Placing a casual selfie face onto a professional suit body for a corporate headshot
Creating a formal portrait composite for a resume or LinkedIn profile
Generating a uniform team photo style when team members were shot in different locations

Best Practices

Match lighting direction between face and body photos for realistic composites
Use 'professional headshot quality' in your prompt for polished results
Front-facing face photos with even lighting produce the best professional composites

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Creative & Art Projects

Composite faces onto artistic, vintage, or fantasy bodies for creative projects and social media content.

Common Scenarios

Creating a Renaissance portrait with a modern face for wall art
Making vintage sepia-toned composites for themed party invitations
Placing faces onto illustration or cartoon bodies for social media content

Best Practices

Mention the target art style explicitly: 'match the sepia tones' or 'blend with the watercolor style'
For vintage composites, ask the AI to age or stylize the face to match the body's era
Use marker refinement on the hairline and collar area for the cleanest transitions

If something looks off

AI changed the wrong area

Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from the description alone.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific area you want to edit, then regenerate with the same prompt

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Tip: Markers tell the AI exactly where to focus. Use them when description alone is ambiguous.

Result looks unnatural or blurry

Why: The AI may need more specific guidance about the look you want.

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Put the face from my reference photo onto this body, matching skin tone and lighting, ensure natural lighting and sharp details that match the rest of the photo

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Tip: Adding 'natural' and 'realistic' to your prompt helps the AI prioritize believability.

Added person has wrong scale or proportion

Why: The AI estimated the wrong size relative to other people in the scene.

Try: Regenerate and specify 'match the height and proportions of the other people in the photo'

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Tip: Mention relative size like 'same height as the person on the left' for accurate scaling.

Shadows don't match — person looks pasted on

Why: The composited element has lighting from a different direction than the original photo.

Try: Add 'match the shadow direction and intensity of the original photo' to your prompt

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Tip: Upload reference photos taken in similar lighting conditions for the most seamless composites.

Skin tones don't match between the two photos

Why: The source photos had different white balance or lighting color temperatures.

Try: Regenerate with 'match the skin tones and color temperature across all people in the photo'

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Tip: Photos taken in similar lighting (both outdoor or both indoor) blend much more naturally.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark the face or body before describing?

No. Just describe what you want: 'put the face from the reference photo onto this body.' The AI identifies the face and body automatically. Only use markers for precision adjustments like refining the hairline or jawline blend.

How do I put a face on another body in a photo for free?

Upload the body photo to EditThisPic and the face photo as a reference image, then type 'put the face from the reference onto this body, matching skin tone and lighting.' The AI blends them in 20-45 seconds. Free to use, no account required, no watermarks.

Is there a free face swap tool that doesn't require signup?

Yes. EditThisPic puts faces on different bodies for free with no account needed. Upload both photos, describe the swap, and download the composite. No watermarks, no login, works directly in your browser.

What is the best AI tool for putting a face on another body?

EditThisPic's AI matches skin tone, lighting direction, and facial proportions automatically when compositing faces onto new bodies. Unlike manual Photoshop work, the AI handles blending seamlessly. Free to try, no signup.

Can I swap faces between two people?

Yes. Upload one photo and use the other as a reference image, then describe which face goes where. The AI handles the swap and matches skin tones between both faces.

Will the skin tones match automatically?

The AI matches skin tones by default. For the most natural result, add 'match skin tone and lighting direction' to your prompt. Photos taken in similar lighting conditions blend more naturally.

How do I get the best face-on-body result?

Use a clear, front-facing face photo and a body photo with similar lighting direction. The AI works best when both photos have comparable angles and resolution. Mention specific details like 'match skin tone' and 'blend the hairline' for precision.

How much does EditThisPic cost?

You get 1 free edit per week — no account needed. After that, credit packs start at $1.99 for 3 edits. Monthly plans start at $4.99/mo for 15 edits with unused credits rolling over. All edits are full resolution with no watermark.

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Put Face on Another Body

How it works

Upload your photo

Describe your edit

Review the result

Refine if needed

See it in action

Professional headshot composite

Fun costume face swap

Detailed Guides by Scenario

Fun & Gift Photos

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Professional Composites

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Creative & Art Projects

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

If something looks off

Quick answers

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