FaceMagic

FaceMagic is an AI synthetic-media product centered on face swapping across user-uploaded photos, videos and GIFs. The current web surface supports custom uploads and multiple-face swaps, while the current pricing surface also exposes broader AI video-generation, reference-to-video, AI Character and Smart Edit credit usage. The core workflow remains upload → identify/select faces → generate → download/share. ¹²³

The official Android app remains an active part of the same FaceMagic product family and was updated at the end of July 2026. Its current store listing describes AI video/photo generation and links back to facemagic.ai Terms and Privacy. ⁴

FaceMagic Pro is currently $9.99 per month and includes 20 credits per month, video face swaps up to 10 minutes, discounted credit packages, encrypted content, priority processing and no-watermark output. The broader pricing page shows credit consumption varying materially by workflow and model, so effective cost rises with longer or higher-quality video generation. ⁵²

A meaningful universal free allowance is not sufficiently documented in the current retrieved web pricing surface, so free production capacity is not assumed. The $9.99 subscription is accessible for casual users, but the credit layer makes value depend strongly on workload. ⁵²

Current independent evidence is materially mixed. The official Android listing currently shows about 2.0/5 from roughly 17.5K reviews and more than one million downloads. That is a large current marketplace aggregate and is used numerically only with a partial-surface factor because it reflects the Android app rather than every web workflow. G2 recognizes the exact Facemagic product in synthetic-media software but the retrieved current surface does not expose a usable Facemagic rating aggregate. A recent independent FaceMagic review praises convincing swaps and broad templates while criticizing paywalling, privacy risk and weak safeguards; it is useful editorial context, not a numeric rating input. ⁴⁶⁷

FaceMagic's policy picture is less current than the product itself. The retrievable Terms and Privacy Policy are dated May 2021. They require rights in uploaded material, prohibit privacy/publicity-rights infringement, pornographic/indecent material and harmful exploitation of children, and describe facial-feature processing and deletion controls. Because those documents are stale, they are retained with limits rather than treated as proof of current 2026 safeguards. ⁸⁹

Newer/current surfaces add useful but conflicting details. A 2023 FAQ says inappropriate-content detection blocks material involving children, allows account deletion, says uploaded materials may be saved while creations are retained seven days, whereas the current web face-swap page says files unused for 30 days are automatically deleted. The current Android store declares age 13+, no third-party data sharing, encrypted transit and a deletion-request path. No universal per-upload likeness-consent verification or interoperable provenance/content-credential guarantee was verified. Paid output is explicitly advertised as having no watermark, so a watermark cannot be treated as universal provenance. ¹⁰³⁴⁵

FaceMagic is best suited to consumers and social-media creators who want straightforward face swaps and adjacent AI video effects without a professional editing workflow. Its simple upload flow and modest subscription price make experimentation easy if the credit model fits the expected workload. ¹⁵

It is less suitable for organizations handling sensitive identifiable-person media, teams requiring current auditable privacy/consent documentation, or users who need strong provenance guarantees. The large negative Android marketplace aggregate also warrants caution around reliability/value expectations before paying. ⁴³