LiveFaceSwap AI
Real-time AI face swap for browser & desktop — no GPU needed
What it does
Use LiveFaceSwap AI in your browser or Windows desktop app for real-time face swapping—no powerful local GPU required. See the AI transformation instantly from your camera, or use LiveFaceSwap Desktop to output the processed video through a virtual camera for OBS, livestreaming, meetings, and video calls.
Try live face swap online with your webcam—no GPU required. See the AI result in real time, then use the Desktop app for OBS, streaming, and video calls.
Choose a face, turn on your camera, and see AI swap your face in real time. Upload a portrait you have permission to use, or choose a preset. A clear, front-facing portrait usually gives the model a better starting point. Allow camera access, keep your face in view, choose an AI model, and start the live face swap. Compare the result with your camera view, then adjust the reference image, lighting, position, or model if needed. Watch the live face swap respond to movement, camera framing, and lighting in real time. See character and visual styles applied to your live camera. Start with the online preview, then explore livestreaming, video calls, and creative projects. Bring your real-time…from livefaceswap.ai
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