Multiple Face Swap: Turn Your Whole Group Chat Into The Last Supper (2026)

Multiple-face swapping can replace numerous faces in a single image, particularly for group photos or recreations of recognizable scenes such as Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, but results depend on clear reference portraits, explicit left-to-right face mapping, and prompts that preserve the original scene’s lighting, texture, and composition. The described browser-based workflow uses a text-to-image model to create a consistent grid of front-facing reference faces, Nano Banana 2 Edit to place up to 14 references into a scene, Seedream 5.0 Pro for optional refinement, and Seedance 2.0 Mini to animate the finished image into a short video. It contrasts these pay-per-image tools, estimated to cost a few cents to roughly half a dollar depending on options, with free services that may impose face limits, watermarks, or daily caps. The account also notes that generative editing can slightly alter identities, whereas dedicated single-face transfer tools may provide more exact likenesses. It advises using faces with consent, clearly labeling potentially misleading edits, avoiding impersonation or deception, and considering increasingly strict deepfake regulations.

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