Vidwud Calls It 100% Free. Its Pricing Page Charges a Credit

Vidwud offers photo, video, and multi-face swapping through a browser-based interface that accepts common image and video formats, but its published information contains significant inconsistencies about pricing, limits, and watermarks. Its face-swap page describes the service as completely free with no credits, while its pricing page assigns credits to swaps, gives free accounts zero credits, labels their access as “Limited,” and does not define that limit; the pages also conflict on upload-size caps and whether exports are watermark-free. Vidwud supports group swaps, although its stated practical guidance recommends two to six faces despite claims of no fixed limit, and it has no published API while its terms prohibit automated access. Its policies explicitly prohibit non-consensual intimate deepfakes and certain harmful content, but do not clearly address consent for ordinary likeness use or provide detailed retention and biometric-data practices. Atlas Cloud is presented as a more transparent alternative for repeated or automated work, offering metered image and video face-swap endpoints, published per-run pricing, configurable output sizes, and API access, though users remain responsible for having rights and consent to use depicted images.

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