Reface

What is Reface?

Reface is an AI-powered app that lets you swap faces in videos and GIFs using a single selfie. Developed by a Ukrainian company, it lets you put your face onto someone else’s, create entertaining content, animate photos, and turn them into cartoons. The app includes a large library of ready-to-use videos and GIFs, or you can upload your own media for more personalized swaps. It’s available on both iOS and Android with a user-friendly interface.

Who created Reface?

Reface was started by three friends from Kyiv, Ukraine, who were working on ML models and experimenting with AI when they developed the face swap technology. The company has since partnered with well-known names like Snoop Dogg, Britney Spears, and Dua Lipa, and secured $5.5 million in investments from backers including Andreessen Horowitz, Matt Stone, and Trey Parker. Their goal is to make complex AI technology accessible to everyone and contribute to a future powered by generative AI.

What is Reface used for?

• Swap faces in videos and GIFs using just one selfie
• Replace your face with another person’s, including celebrities, friends, or cartoon characters
• Animate photos and turn them into cartoons
• Personalize face swaps by uploading your own media
• Choose from an extensive library of pre-existing videos and GIFs
• Create comedy, movie-style, or meme content
• Transform memories into unique works of art
• Explore AI image filters

Who is Reface for?

Reface suits content creators, artists, entertainers, and anyone looking for a creative way to edit photos and videos.

How to use Reface?

1. Download the Reface app on your iOS or Android device.
2. Open the app and take a selfie.
3. Pick a video or GIF from the app’s collection, or upload your own media.
4. Reface’s algorithms blend your face with the chosen content to produce the swap.
5. Experiment with different options, such as swapping with celebrities, friends, or cartoon characters, or animating photos into cartoons.
6. Share your creations with friends or on social media.