Vozo Still Swaps Faces in Video. You Just Have to Find the Tool First
Blog post from Atlas Cloud
Vozo.ai's face swap tool, initially believed to be accessible via a straightforward URL, is actually embedded within the Labs section of the Vozo web app, necessitating a login and consent agreement, and offering a limited free trial of two runs. The tool allows users to replace faces in videos using a photo but does not support still images and requires a paid subscription starting at $29 per month after the initial free usage. The tool's face swap feature is not prominently advertised on the main site and is considered an experimental feature outside of Vozo's core services like translation and dubbing. It supports video uploads of up to 3 minutes, 1 GB, and 1080p resolution, and replaces all detected faces in a video with no option for selective swapping. Vozo's alternative for short video clips is Atlas Cloud, which provides a metered, per-second billing model without a subscription requirement, making it potentially more cost-effective for occasional use or shorter clips. Vozo's tool is limited by a lack of API access and comprehensive documentation, and it stores finished swaps for 30 days only, emphasizing the experimental and supplementary status of the feature within the company's offerings.
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