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AI Face Replacer

Swap faces between photos or fix expressions with AI. Upload a reference photo, describe the swap.

Wedding group photo with groomsman yawning on the right
Photo 1
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Reference photo of groomsman with a natural smile
Photo 2
Same wedding photo with groomsman now smiling naturally
Result

AI Face Replacer

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Popular use cases:
  • fix closed eyes
  • group photo fix
  • expression correction
  • blink removal
  • squint fix
  • natural smile
  • portrait enhancement
  • wedding photo fix

Cost
Free No signup required
Time
Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on
Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
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Scenario Prompt Time
Open closed eyes open the closed eyes naturally, match lighting 30s
Fix expression make expression natural and relaxed, keep identity 40s
Group photo fix open eyes of person on left [use marker], keep others unchanged 45s

How it works

  1. Upload your photo

    Drop your image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Works best with clear, well-lit photos where faces are visible. The larger the face in the image, the better the AI can work with fine details.

    Expect: Simple fixes like closed eyes: 30-40 seconds. Expression changes or multiple faces: 45-60 seconds and may need refinement.
  2. Describe the change you need

    Type your instruction: 'open the closed eyes on the woman in blue' or 'make the expression more natural and relaxed.' Be specific about which face and what change. For single-person photos, no marking needed. For groups, identify the person by description or use a marker.

    Tip: Describe the desired result rather than what's wrong: 'natural smiling expression' works better than 'fix the weird face.'

    Copy one of these to get started:

    Face swap with reference photo replace the face of the person on the left with the face from the reference image, match the lighting and angle
    Swap better expression from another shot replace this face with the smiling expression from the reference photo, blend naturally
    Fix closed eyes in photo open the closed eyes naturally, match the lighting and expression of the rest of the face
    Improve awkward expression make the facial expression more natural and relaxed, keep the same person's features and identity
    5 more prompts
    Add natural smile change the neutral expression to a warm natural smile, preserve the person's features and likeness
    Fix squinting in bright light open the squinting eyes to a natural relaxed state, keep the same person and lighting
    Fix one person in group photo open the eyes of the person on the left side wearing the blue shirt, keep everyone else unchanged
    Reduce harsh expression soften the harsh expression to look more friendly and approachable while keeping natural features
    Remove mid-blink appearance replace the half-closed blinking eyes with fully open natural eyes looking at the camera
  3. Review the modification

    Check that the change looks natural and the person's identity is preserved. Verify skin tone, lighting, and expression match the rest of the face. Zoom in to check eye details and facial features.

  4. Refine if needed

    If the result doesn't look natural or the AI changed more than intended, tap a marker on the specific area and regenerate with more guidance. Face modifications often benefit from refinement for optimal results.

    Tip: If the AI changed the whole face when you only wanted eyes fixed, be more specific: 'only open the eyes, keep everything else exactly the same.'
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AI Face Replacer

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"Group photo at the wedding and three people had their eyes closed. Fixed all three faces in under a minute. The expressions look completely natural." @WeddingMoments_Sofia

See it in action

Wedding group photo with groomsman yawning on the right
Main Photo
Reference photo of groomsman with a natural smile
Reference
Same wedding photo with groomsman now smiling naturally
Result

Yawning groomsman fixed in wedding photo

One groomsman was caught mid-yawn during the group wedding photo. Used a reference photo of him smiling to replace his expression.

Prompt: replace the yawning face on the right with the smiling expression from the reference photo, blend naturally with the group
Man with awkward forced uncomfortable smile
Before
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Same man with natural relaxed pleasant expression
After

Awkward expression made natural

A passport photo had an uncomfortable forced smile. The AI created a more natural relaxed expression.

Prompt: make the facial expression more natural and relaxed, keep the same person's features and identity
Woman squinting heavily in bright sunlight
Before
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Same woman with eyes naturally open and relaxed
After

Squinting from sun corrected

Bright outdoor lighting made everyone squint. The AI opened the eyes to natural relaxed state.

Prompt: open the squinting eyes to a natural relaxed state, keep the same person and lighting

Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Fun Face Swaps

Swap faces with friends, family, or for entertainment. Create funny photos by putting one person's face on another.

Common Scenarios

  • Swap faces with a friend for laughs
  • Put your face on a celebrity body
  • Create funny family face swaps
  • Swap faces between pets and owners

Best Practices

  • Choose photos with similar lighting for natural results
  • Front-facing photos work best for face swaps
  • Mention 'blend naturally' for seamless edges
  • Similar face angles give the most realistic swaps
Swap between two people in same photo swap the faces between the two people, blend naturally and match lighting
Swap from reference photo replace the face in photo 1 with the face from photo 2, match the angle and lighting
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Fix Expressions with Face Swap

Use face swap to fix bad expressions - swap in a better smile, open eyes, or natural look from another photo.

Common Scenarios

  • Fix someone blinking in a group photo
  • Swap in a better smile from another shot
  • Fix awkward or unnatural expression
  • Replace squinting with relaxed eyes

Best Practices

  • Use a reference photo from the same session for best lighting match
  • Swap only the expression, not the whole face when possible
  • For closed eyes, try 'open eyes naturally' first before full swap
  • Mention what's better in photo 2: 'eyes open,' 'smiling'
Fix not smiling replace the expression of the person in blue with their smiling expression from photo 2
Fix closed eyes swap the face from photo 1 with photo 2 where their eyes are open, keep everything else the same
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Face Swap with Reference Photo

Upload a separate reference photo containing the face you want to use, then swap it onto someone in your main photo.

Common Scenarios

  • Put your face on someone else's body/outfit
  • Create what-if scenarios
  • Swap faces between different photos
  • Combine best features from multiple shots

Best Practices

  • Reference photo should have clear, well-lit face
  • Similar head angle in both photos gives best results
  • Specify 'from photo 2' to make clear which is the source face
  • Add 'match skin tone' for different lighting conditions
Basic reference swap replace the face of the person on the left with the face from photo 2, match the lighting and angle
Face onto different body put the face from photo 2 onto the body in photo 1, blend seamlessly and match skin tone
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Face Swap in Group Photos

Fix one person's face in a group photo while keeping everyone else exactly the same.

Common Scenarios

  • Fix one person blinking in family photo
  • Replace one bad expression in group shot
  • Swap specific person from another group photo
  • Fix the one person who wasn't ready

Best Practices

  • Identify the person clearly: 'person in red dress on the left'
  • Use markers for groups with similar-looking people
  • Mention 'keep everyone else exactly the same'
  • Process one person at a time for complex fixes
Fix one person in group replace only the face of the woman in blue on the right with her face from photo 2, keep everyone else unchanged
Fix groom in wedding photo swap the expression of the groom with his smiling face from photo 2, preserve everyone else exactly

If something looks off

Modified face doesn't look like the same person

Why: The AI made too many changes, altering features that define the person's identity.

Try: only [specific change], preserve the person's exact features, bone structure, and likeness

Tip: Be very specific about what to change and emphasize 'preserve identity' or 'same person.'

Eyes look artificial or plastic

Why: Eye corrections can sometimes look too smooth or symmetrical, losing natural variation.

Try: open the eyes naturally with realistic detail, match the texture and imperfections of the rest of the face

Tip: Mention 'realistic' and 'natural imperfections' to avoid overly perfect results.

AI changed the wrong face in group photo

Why: Without clear identification, the AI may have selected the wrong person.

Try: Tap a marker directly on the face you want modified, then regenerate with the same prompt

Tip: Markers are essential for group photos—they remove all ambiguity about which face to modify.

Skin tone or lighting doesn't match

Why: The modified area has different color or lighting than the surrounding face.

Try: make the change while exactly matching the skin tone, lighting, and shadows of the original face

Tip: Explicitly asking to 'match lighting' helps achieve seamless blending.

Changed more than I wanted

Why: The AI interpreted your request broadly, modifying multiple aspects of the face.

Try: only change [specific thing], keep ALL other facial features exactly as they are

Tip: Use 'only' and 'exactly as they are' to restrict the scope of changes.

Quick answers

How do I swap faces in a photo?

Upload your photo, click '+ Add reference image' to upload the face you want to use, then describe 'swap the face from photo 2 onto the person in photo 1.' The AI handles cutting out, lighting matching, and seamless blending automatically. Results in 30-60 seconds.

Is face swapping free?

Yes! EditThisPic offers one free face swap per week with no signup or watermark. Just upload both photos and describe the swap. For more edits, credit packs start at $4.99 for 10 edits.

Can I swap faces without Photoshop?

Yes! EditThisPic uses AI to swap faces without any manual masking or Photoshop skills. Just describe which faces to swap and the AI does all the complex work - cutting out, matching lighting, blending edges - automatically.

How do I swap my face with someone else's?

Upload your photo as photo 1, then click '+ Add reference image' to upload the photo containing your face as photo 2. Describe 'replace the face in photo 1 with my face from photo 2, match lighting and angle.' The AI composites your face onto the other body.

Can I swap faces in a group photo?

Yes! Identify the specific person: 'swap the face of the woman in red on the left with the face from photo 2, keep everyone else unchanged.' For similar-looking people, tap a marker on the exact face before describing the swap.

How do I fix someone's expression using face swap?

Upload the photo where someone has a bad expression, add a reference photo where they look better, then describe 'replace their expression from photo 1 with their smiling face from photo 2.' This is great for fixing blinks, frowns, or awkward expressions.

Is AI face swap safe?

EditThisPic processes photos in real-time and doesn't store them permanently unless you save to your account. We don't share or use your photos for training. Use face swap responsibly - always have consent from people in photos you share publicly.

Can I swap faces from different angles?

Yes, but results are best with similar angles. The AI can adjust for slight angle differences, but extreme mismatches (profile vs. front-facing) may look unnatural. Choose reference photos with roughly similar head positions.

How do I blend the swapped face naturally?

Add 'blend naturally' or 'blend edges seamlessly' to your prompt. Also mention 'match lighting and skin tone from photo 1.' The AI will smooth transitions so the swap doesn't look cut-and-pasted.

Can I undo a face swap?

The swap is applied to a new image - your original is never modified. Just re-upload the original to start over. If you want to refine the swap, describe what to fix: 'blend the edges better' or 'match the lighting more closely.'

Does face swap work on old photos?

Yes! Face swap works on old photos, scanned images, and vintage shots. For best results with low-quality sources, the reference photo should be clearer than the destination. The AI adapts to match photo quality.

Can I swap multiple faces at once?

You can describe multiple swaps, but doing them one at a time often gives better results. Swap the first face, download, then upload as the new base for the next swap. This gives you control over each individual swap.

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