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VIDEO FACE SWAP WITH AISMA

One performance.
Three leads.

Two portrait photos. A new leading role. Same gestures, same scene, another person.

Edit your video

Your video + your words + optional references.

Starting frame: A man in a plain blue T-shirt explains something to the camera with one hand in a home kitchen.Before
Actual Aisma result: The same explanation performed by a fictional man about 55 with grey curls.After · Aisma

People / Real Aisma edit · 10 seconds · 3 real edits of one clip

One performance. Three leads.

The veteran.

What was asked

“replace the man with the guy from the photos”

WHAT STAYS

  • Every gesture and head turn
  • The clothes, the room, the light
  • Your camera and timing

WHAT CHANGES

  • The person in the frame

WHAT YOU BRING

Your video + two portraits of the new lead

Each result is a separate Aisma edit of the same clip.

MORE DIRECTIONS

A new face. Another story.

Every result below is a real Aisma edit of the clip beside it, made from the plain request shown under each set.

Starting frame: A cook in a beige apron stirs a pot with a wooden spoon and glances toward the camera.Before
Actual Aisma result: The same stir performed by a fictional bald, bearded man about 45.After · Aisma

People / Real Aisma edit · 10 seconds · 2 real edits of one clip

Another cook. Same recipe.

Bald, bearded, same stir.

What was asked

“swap the cook for the man in the photos”

Starting frame: Starting frame of the video face swap demonstrationBefore
Actual Aisma result: A fictional adult takes the leading role on a sunlit Mediterranean terrace. The linen jacket and seaside setting remain recognizable.After · Aisma

People / Real Aisma edit · 10 seconds

Make yourself the main character.

What was asked

“replace the guy with the person from my photos”

FROM YOUR CAMERA ROLL

One video.
A different direction.

01

Bring your video.

Start with footage you already have.

02

Describe the change.

Add a written request and optional reference photos.

03

Make it yours.

Review quality and credits before you generate.

See the illustrated guide

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

Which photos should I use?

Choose sharp, unobstructed portraits of the same person. A frontal view and a three-quarter view give useful visual references. Avoid sunglasses, heavy filters and a mixture of different identities.

Will the voice change too?

No. This edits visual appearance only; the original audio is kept.

Will every facial detail be identical?

Results depend on the source, motion and references. Start with a clearly visible face and a simple request, then review the whole result for consistency.

YOUR NEXT EDIT STARTS HERE

You have the footage.
What if you changed it?

Edit your video

Paid editing with credits. Review the reservation before you generate.