FACE SWAP GUIDE

How to swap faces in a photo, step by step.

This FaceEnjoy guide focuses on choosing suitable photos, troubleshooting faces that are not detected, and checking a result before you save or share it.

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1. Prepare the target and source photos

The target sets the scene, pose, and face positions; each source supplies a replacement face. Begin with clear images before opening the face-mapping flow.

  • ✓Choose complete, well-lit faces.
  • ✓Match face angle and expression where possible.
  • ✓Avoid blurred thumbnails and heavily compressed screenshots.
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2. Detect the faces and troubleshoot misses

Confirm one source-to-target pair for a single swap, or review the numbered targets for a group photo. If a face is missing, try a clearer target in which that face is larger, fully visible, and less affected by blur or compression before mapping the sources again.

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3. Inspect the result before exporting

Check face edges, lighting, angle, and every source-to-target mapping in the preview. If something looks wrong, try a sharper source with a closer angle or expression. Choose Save or Share only after you finish reviewing the result.

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FAQ

Questions, answered honestly.

01What kind of source photo works best?+

Use a sharp, well-lit photo with a complete face, preferably facing a similar direction and showing a similar expression to the target.

02Why was a face in my group photo not detected?+

The face may be too small, blurred, compressed, covered, or shown at an extreme angle. Try a clearer original in which the complete face is easier to see.

03What can I adjust if the result does not look right?+

Check that every source is mapped to the intended person, then try a sharper source photo with lighting, angle, and expression closer to the target.

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