Swap Any Face Into a Video: What PixVerse Face Swap Actually Does

PixVerse Swap is a video-editing feature that replaces a selected person, object, or background with a reference image while preserving the original clip’s motion, timing, lighting, and camera movement. It supports MP4 and MOV videos up to 30 seconds, 1920p, and 50MB, with Person mode commonly used for face or actor swaps, Object mode for props or products, and Background mode for scene changes. Users upload a video, select or draw around the target element, provide a reference image, choose Swap in the Modify tool, and generate a result; quality depends heavily on matching the reference image’s face angle, pose, framing, and lighting to the source subject. PixVerse charges 2 credits for mask selection plus 9 credits per second at 360p or 540p and 12 credits per second at 720p, without a 1080p option, while its limits make it more suitable for short clips than long-form footage. For programmatic, identity-consistent video generation rather than direct editing of existing footage, the text presents Atlas Cloud’s hosted PixVerse V6 reference-to-video model as an alternative, offering pay-as-you-go pricing and support for multiple tagged reference images, though it does not provide a dedicated Swap endpoint.

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