We Followed "AI Face Swap Video 3.0" to the End of Its Button

An investigation of face-swap.ai’s “AI Face Swap Video 3.0” page found that its version label, performance statistics, and creator testimonials are presented without a documented release history, public test methodology, benchmark data, or verifiable sources. The site’s prominently displayed start buttons on five examined tool pages redirected users to DeepSwap with referral parameters, although face-swap.ai maintains its own sign-in system and its terms did not mention that relationship. In contrast, Atlas Cloud’s face-swap-video tool published its limits and per-run pricing openly, charging a $0.09 base fee plus $0.20 per second at 720P or $0.24 per second at 1080P; a 5.6-second 1080P test cost $1.438615. Atlas supports short MP4 or MOV clips, processes jobs asynchronously through its API, and showed that source-photo quality and unobscured target footage strongly affect results. The comparison argues that transparent prices, input specifications, and observable outputs make tools easier to assess than marketing claims that cannot be independently checked, while emphasizing that face swaps should only use media for which users have rights and consent.

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