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Upload a source video and a clear face reference. Saymo Face Swap replaces the visible face while preserving the original motion, timing, facial expressions, body movement, camera work, and audio. Create new presenter versions from existing footage without recording the full performance again.
The source video remains the foundation of the result. Motion, timing, facial expressions, body movement, camera movement, scene composition, and audio continue to come from the original footage. Face Swap focuses on replacing the visible facial identity, helping the new version retain the performance that made the source video useful in the first place.
Use one source video to create multiple presenter variations for different campaigns, audiences, markets, or brand characters. Instead of recreating the complete scene for every new person, you can keep the same delivery, movement, framing, and audio while changing the visible facial identity. This makes existing authorized footage easier to reuse across new creative directions.
Upload a clear reference image with a visible face to define the new identity. A front facing image with natural lighting, visible facial features, and minimal obstruction usually provides stronger identity information. Clear reference material also helps Face Swap maintain a more consistent appearance when the source video includes different expressions, angles, or movements.
Replace a visible face while keeping the source scene and performance through one straightforward workflow.
Choose an image or video with a clearly visible face. For video, footage with stable visibility, readable facial expressions, and limited obstruction generally provides more useful information throughout the performance.
Upload a clear image of the identity you have permission to use. A front facing reference with natural lighting and visible facial features gives Face Swap stronger identity information for the new version.
Generate the new version and let Saymo process the visible face across the source image or video. The original scene, motion, timing, audio, and performance remain connected to the source media while the facial identity is replaced.
Review facial consistency throughout the result. Pay particular attention to side angles, fast movement, strong expressions, hair or hands crossing the face, and frames where the face becomes small or partially covered.
Create authorized face variations while preserving more of the source media and production work.
Create new presenter versions without recreating or reshooting the full scene. Start from a performance you already have instead of organizing another complete production for every new face.
Keep the original camera work, audio, timing, movement, and overall performance intact. This allows the parts of the source video that already work to remain consistent across new presenter versions.
Use the same Face Swap workflow for both images and videos. Create new identity variations while working from the source format that best fits your campaign or content.
Adapt existing authorized content for different campaigns, audiences, brand characters, and markets. One strong source performance can support multiple creative versions while reducing the need to reproduce the same scene again.
