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Per-job credit pricing is shown before you confirm. Source faces and results stay private in your account.
The image face swap at AiPronNow sets a kept face onto new stills, so a whole set reads as one and the same woman. It costs 26 credits per job, quoted before it runs. The face that travels is hers — fictional, your own, or a consenting adult’s — and her shadowclock card is what it is checked against when it lands.
The craft is pairing. Prove the pairing on one still first: the face and the target frame must agree in light, angle and scale before a set is commissioned. Work at the shadow clock starts with that single proof, every time.
One clear source portrait of the character, front-lit and unhurried. The whole set inherits this choice.
Swap onto a single target still and judge it against the shadowclock card. Light or angle mismatches show here, cheaply.
Commission the remaining frames at the proven settings. Judge each landing against the card before it joins the set.
Her face across a whole catalogue of settings, each frame still reading as her.
Wardrobe range without regenerating identity frame by frame.
The strongest composition of a sitting, re-cast with the face the series is known by.
“Her kept face onto the window-light still, matched angle and warm light, judged against her shadowclock card before the set proceeds.”
One proof at 26 credits protects the whole set’s budget.
“The same face across six room stills, one sitting, each landing checked against the card as it arrives.”
Consistency is checked per frame, not assumed per batch.
| Pairing trait | Effect |
|---|---|
| Matched light direction | The face sits naturally in the frame |
| Matched angle | No edge strain at the jaw or hairline |
| A rushed source portrait | Every landing inherits its flaws |
| A famous or unconsented face | Prohibited — the job does not run |
A fictional character’s, your own, or a consenting adult’s. Real people without consent — famous or not — are prohibited without exception.
26 credits per still, shown before you confirm. Failed jobs refund themselves.
Because light and angle mismatches are cheap to find on one frame and expensive across a set.
No. The card is the record the landing is judged against; the swap is a tool, not a new description.
Yes. Swaps rest private in your account until you publish them yourself.
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
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