What is a character swap project?

It starts with a motion source that supplies the scene, camera and action, then pairs it with owned or authorized character references and an optional visual refinement.

Can I use someone else's face or footage?

Only use media you own or are authorized to use. Consent, identity rights, platform rules and disclosure duties apply before any public publishing.

Is Character Swap available to every account?

The workspace gives the current account-specific status. This page does not claim pricing or delivery for a configuration before the product verifies it.

AI Creator / Character Swap

Build a character-swap video plan from owned references.

Start with the motion source, then add the character references and refinement that explain what should remain stable in the scene. Rights, consent and source control come first.

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Character consistency workflow

Keep the source, character and permission clear.

A believable character-oriented scene starts with separating what comes from the source from what comes from the reference. The motion source establishes timing, camera and environment. Character images establish the intended appearance. The refinement explains what should matter most—and none of those inputs override the need for permission.

Choose the motion source

Use a clip you own or control. Its action, framing and scene form the foundation of the project, so choose a source where those things are already intentional.

Use clear character references

Pick owned, authorized images that show the aspects a viewer needs to recognize. Keep the instruction about wardrobe, appearance and presence straightforward.

Set the publication guardrails

Before a project is shared, confirm consent, likeness rights, source rights and the disclosure expectations of the platform where it will appear.

Plan the scene before the swap

Describe the scene in two layers. First, what cannot change: the source action, camera path, timing and environment. Second, what the reference needs to establish: hair, clothing, posture, expression or a product interaction. This turns “make them look right” into something a creator can actually review.

For more background, see our guide to consistent AI characters in video and the practical prompt-writing guide. Both focus on specificity without pretending that a name alone solves visual consistency.

Original character concepts

Develop scenes around characters you created or have rights to use, while keeping the source action and camera plan clear.

Brand mascots

Prepare motion concepts for an authorized mascot with consistent visual traits and a controlled scene.

Story development

Use draft scenes to decide which character, setting and emotional beat best fits a larger original sequence.

Creative handoff

Give an editor or collaborator a concise description of what comes from the motion source and what comes from the character reference.

Questions creators ask

Character Swap Studio FAQ

What should I use as a motion source?

Use a video you own or have permission to transform. Choose a source with a deliberate action and readable framing, because the source is where the scene’s motion and camera logic begin.

What permissions should I confirm?

You need rights to the source footage and references, plus the right to use a person’s likeness where relevant. Publishing can also require disclosure. Read our AI disclosure rules guide and consult appropriate professional advice for high-stakes or commercial situations.

Why does the workspace show availability rather than a fixed price here?

Availability, pricing and delivery must be verified for the account and configuration. The workspace reports that state directly instead of this page making promises ahead of a live contract.