FakeApp

FakeApp helps video editors replace a person's face in footage with another person's likeness using AI-based processing.

Operating system: Windows

Release : FakeApp 2.2

Antivirus check: VirusTotal report

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FakeApp is a freeware tool for changing the appearance of faces in recorded footage. Video editors and creators can use it for visual effects, sketches, or experimental clips that place one person's likeness onto another. The process needs suitable source material and time to prepare images and review the output.

It maps a supplied likeness onto a moving face while following changes in expression and head position.

The program examines a clip to locate facial features and track movement across frames. Users can supply a collection of images or bring in footage containing the face they want to use for training. It then applies the learned appearance to the tracked face, accounting for changes around the eyes and mouth. Processing can take hours and draw heavily on system resources.

Features:

  • Replace faces in recorded video clips
  • Use still images as training material
  • Import footage to gather facial examples
  • Track head position throughout a clip
  • Match eye and mouth movements
  • Apply learned facial details across frames
Windows 7, 8, or 10
NVIDIA GPU with CUDA support

PROS
Provides a graphical interface for face-swap training.
Accepts video footage as facial reference material.

CONS
Training convincing swaps takes substantial time.
Results suffer when reference angles vary too little.
Requires a compatible NVIDIA GPU for processing.