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AI Face Swap Video from Two Photos

How AmazVid face swap works: one photo keeps the scene, the second supplies the face. A 5-second clip, 2 credits at 768P. Not a listing master.

Updated 2026-10-13 · 6 min read · AmazVid Editorial

Two-photo AI face swap setup for a short video
Scene first. Face second.

AI face swap video searches usually want one thing: put a face into a scene that already looks right. AmazVid treats that as a play, not as a listing generator.

Hubs: Story and plays · Image to video · Talking photo

What you upload

The first image is the scene to keep: pose, clothes, background, and framing. The second image is the face to use. A clear, front-facing photo works better than a profile or a group shot.

The render is one continuous 5-second clip at 768P for 2 credits. 2K listing shots are a different job. Face swap does not lock packaging to an Amazon main image.

When to use it

Use face swap for a character in a scene you already have. Use talking photo when that person should say one line. Use Product shot when the clip has to match a live SKU for Amazon gallery or a Shopify PDP.

What it will not do

It will not invent a second person, change the clothes in the scene photo, or stitch a 30-second film by itself. Longer pieces are a chain of 5-second beats in Story, each beat another 2 credits.

Free exports include a small AmazVid mark. Paid plans remove it. See pricing.

Sign up free and open the face-swap play with two photos.

Team & job landings

Solutions by team · use cases by job — open the hub that matches how you ship.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos does AmazVid face swap need?

Two. The first keeps the scene. The second supplies the face.

Can I upload a face-swapped clip to Amazon gallery?

No. Gallery files should be Product shot clips locked to the live main image. Face swap is a general play.

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