DeepSwap

DeepSwap is a browser-based synthetic-media suite centered on face swapping, but its current surface extends beyond a single swap tool. The web product supports photo, GIF and video face swaps, up to six faces in one video, HD processing, image-to-video and text-to-video generation, reference-to-video workflows, AI Character and utility image tools. A separate API surface is also offered for face-swap and image workflows. ¹²³⁴

The product is designed around a simple upload → choose face → generate/download flow. G2 reviewers repeatedly describe that workflow as easy to use and praise realistic results with clear source material, while also noting occasional weak outputs and slower processing on more demanding jobs. ⁵⁶

DeepSwap uses a subscription-plus-credits model. Current subscription terms state $19.99 per month and 20 credits per month. The live pricing page confirms 20 included monthly credits and exposes granular consumption: face-swap video costs 1 credit per 15 seconds, photos 0.1 credit each and GIFs 1 credit each; video-generation models consume additional credits according to model, duration, resolution and audio options. ⁷⁸

The current pricing page says Premium supports face-swap videos up to 30 minutes, while the subscription terms still state a 10-minute maximum. That documentation conflict should be treated as unresolved rather than assuming either limit applies universally. Refunds are available only under restricted conditions, generally when benefits or credits have not been used and the request is made within the stated window. ⁸⁷⁹⁶

There is effectively no meaningful free production allowance on the current signup surface: the account page advertises zero free face-editor credits. This makes it harder to evaluate output quality before paying. ¹⁰

Independent exact-product evidence is mixed. G2 currently shows 4.6/5 from 13 reviews, with users emphasizing ease of use, convincing results on good source media and a straightforward browser workflow; reported weaknesses include cost, lack of a useful free trial, occasional poor results and long-video delays. Trustpilot paints a much more negative service picture, with an aggregate around 1.7–1.8/5 from roughly 358–359 reviews and recurring recent complaints about billing, support, value and inconsistent results. Trustpilot is useful as qualitative service sentiment rather than as a direct numeric rating input. ⁵¹¹

DeepSwap's Terms require users to own or have the necessary rights for uploaded content and prohibit unlawful, pornographic/lewd, privacy- or publicity-infringing material, third-party private information without consent and content that harms or exploits children. Reporting, copyright and other-rights removal routes are documented, and the FAQ describes inappropriate-content detection. ⁹⁶

The policy layer nevertheless has material inconsistencies. The Privacy Policy says face photos are deleted after creation and created content is stored for seven days, while the current FAQ says uploaded images/videos are retained for a default 30 days and the retention clock resets after a face-swap operation. The Terms allow below-legal-age use under guardian supervision, while privacy language elsewhere says the service is not intended for under-18s. No universal watermark/content-credential mechanism or explicit strong authorization gate for every identifiable real-person likeness was verified. ¹²⁶⁹

DeepSwap is best suited to users who specifically need face replacement across photos, GIFs and video and value a browser workflow, multi-face support and an API option. Its newer video-generation surface also makes it more useful for creators who want synthetic-video generation and face editing in the same account. ¹³⁴

It is less suitable for users who want a substantial free trial, simple all-inclusive pricing, unusually strong consent/provenance controls or highly predictable customer-service outcomes. Organizations handling identifiable faces should review the current retention and rights language before uploading sensitive media. ¹⁰⁶¹¹