Faceswap

What it does

Commercial contact

The website invites inquiries about commercial projects, custom development, and media through its listed contact email.checked 9 Oct 2026

Donations

The maker says the software is free and open source, welcomes donations, and offers Patreon and PayPal donation links.checked 9 Oct 2026

Downloads

The site links to a Windows installer and a Linux install script, and directs users on other platforms to the GitHub repository.checked 9 Oct 2026

Ethical use

The project says Faceswap is not for inappropriate content, non-consensual face changes, or illicit or unethical purposes.checked 9 Oct 2026

Hardware

The project says a modern GPU with CUDA support is recommended for best performance, and many AMD GPUs are supported through ROCm on Linux.checked 9 Oct 2026

Integrations

The project documentation names FFmpeg as an option for converting video to images and back.checked 9 Oct 2026

Interface

Faceswap can be run through a graphical user interface or command line scripts.checked 9 Oct 2026

Operating systems

Faceswap runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.checked 9 Oct 2026

Privacy

The website privacy policy says comments may include the visitor's IP address and browser user agent for spam detection, and visitor comments may be checked by an automated spam service.checked 9 Oct 2026

Purpose

Faceswap uses deep learning to recognize and swap faces in pictures and videos.checked 9 Oct 2026

Support

The maker directs users to its forums for questions, guides, and tutorials, and its repository also points to a Discord server for help.checked 9 Oct 2026

Technology

The maker says Faceswap is powered by TensorFlow, Keras, and Python.checked 9 Oct 2026

Video conversion

The project includes a video conversion tool and also describes using FFmpeg to convert video to images and back.checked 9 Oct 2026

Workflow

The project workflow includes extracting faces, training a model, and converting source media with that model.checked 9 Oct 2026