Vozo Still Swaps Faces in Video. You Just Have to Find the Tool First

Vozo’s video face-swap feature remains available in 2026 but has been moved from its former public page into the logged-in Labs section of its web app, making it difficult to find and lightly documented. The experimental tool replaces every detected face in an uploaded video with a face from a supplied photo, works only on video rather than still images, supports clips up to three minutes, 1 GB, and 1080p, and is best suited to footage containing a single person because it offers no face-selection control. Free users receive two runs, while further use requires a subscription beginning at $29 per month for 150 points; swaps cost a five-point base fee plus usage based on video length, with a one-minute clip costing 10 points. Generated videos are retained for 30 days, and Vozo provides no face-swap API or automation support despite offering APIs for other media tools. The comparison highlights Atlas Cloud as a metered alternative for much shorter two-to-ten-second videos, offering per-run pricing, still-image swaps, and an API, while Vozo’s longer upload allowance may better suit talking-head footage for users already paying for its broader dubbing and translation services.

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