Explore face replacement in a still photo with attention to expression, angle, and light. Prepare consented references and review the generated interpretation before sharing.
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Choose a clear source portrait and a destination photo with a compatible head angle.
Describe which smile, gaze, and facial proportions should carry into the result.
Match the destination lighting, skin tones, and shadows around the hairline.
Use these written examples as a starting point. Adapt the subject and references to your project; generated results will vary.
Use my supplied portrait as the identity reference and the second, consented studio portrait as the composition reference. Reimagine the subject with my face, a neutral expression, soft window light, and a natural hairline. Keep the destination jacket and background.
Create a playful editorial composite from these two consented adult portraits: use the first person's facial appearance in the second photo's seated pose. Preserve the gentle smile and match the warm side lighting. Avoid changing the outfit or adding accessories.
Use photos of yourself or people who agreed to the edit. Retouch visible joins and label a fictional composite when context could mislead. This image workflow does not guarantee an exact face swap.
Choose a clear source portrait and a destination photo with a compatible head angle.
Choose Nano Banana 2 in Pixo. Add the source photo or artwork and describe what should change and what should stay. Add clearly identified references where needed, then choose supported output settings.
Compare the eyes, teeth, ears, and face shape with the source. Inspect hairline blending and skin transitions at full size; identity may drift.
Use photos of yourself or people who agreed to the edit. Retouch visible joins and label a fictional composite when context could mislead. This image workflow does not guarantee an exact face swap.
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Inputs, creative control, and finishing your project.
Generation uses credits. Check the selected model’s price and your plan before generating.