Start With a Clear Edit Brief
Tell Pixo which person should be replaced, which permitted reference to use, and what must stay unchanged in the original footage.

Replace a person in a video while keeping the original shot recognizable. Add your footage and a permitted face reference, then use MiniMax H3 in Pixo to preserve the camera movement, lighting, background, and native audio.
New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits.
Many face swap tools alter more than the person: edges flicker, lighting shifts, and the background moves. A usable result should keep the original camera movement and scene stable. For a story about two characters exchanging places, create a body swap video with a clear plan for both identities.
A face-swapped video without its original sound needs another audio and sync pass. Native audio helps the edited shot remain connected to the source footage. For a portrait-led speaking shot, animate a talking photo using a permitted likeness and voice.
Watermarks, queues, and capped output can make free face swap tools unsuitable for finished work. Pixo is designed for creators who need a shot they can review and use in a larger project. To show a character at different life stages, create an age progression from a permitted reference.
Tell Pixo which person should be replaced, which permitted reference to use, and what must stay unchanged in the original footage.

Assign a clear role to each image and video reference, then specify the face replacement and the camera, lighting, background, and action to preserve.

Keep the permitted face and character reference available across the project so related shots follow the same creative direction.

Check the face, movement, lighting, background, and sound after generation. Regenerate the individual shot when it needs correction, then add the approved result to the final sequence.

Add the video you want to edit and a clear image of yourself or someone who has agreed to appear. Use only a likeness you own or have permission to use.
Identify the role of every file—for example, use the image as the face reference and the video as the shot to modify—so the model knows what to change and what to preserve.
State who should replace the person in the video and specify that the original camera movement, lighting, background, action, and other scene details should remain unchanged.
Generate the edited shot with MiniMax H3, then review the face, motion, scene continuity, and native audio before using it in a project or commercial deliverable.
Assign a clear role to each supported image, video, or audio reference so MiniMax H3 knows which face to use and which footage to edit.
Direct the model to replace the person while keeping the camera movement, lighting, background, action, and unedited parts of the source video stable.
MiniMax H3 can return the edited shot with native audio, reducing the need to rebuild the source sound in a separate workflow.
Choose the required aspect ratio when preparing the generation so the shot fits its intended destination without relying on a later crop.
Use your own likeness or a face you have permission to use. Review every result before publishing or using it commercially.
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Common questions about swapping faces in video with AI.
Turn a story idea, outline, or short-film script into a connected short film with a storyboard, consistent characters, voice, sound, and final edit. Pixo's AI agent helps plan the storyboard, generate individual scenes with leading video models, add voice and sound, and refine the complete video in one workspace.
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New users receive 200 credits on sign-up. Video generation requires a paid plan and sufficient credits. Use only your own or a permitted likeness.