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Swaps faces in video through a Gradio web app, going by its name and files. The README gives no description. Use only faces you have the right to use.
Video Face Swapper is a kit in the Productivity category, listed by Mindket. It is free. This is version 1, last updated on . Download it on this page, a zip of its files. Nothing in it runs by itself.
pip install -U huggingface_hub hf download asaelk/Video-Face-Swapper --repo-type space --local-dir Video-Face-Swapper cd Video-Face-Swapper
Video Face Swapper is a Gradio app hosted as a Hugging Face Space. Going by its name, it replaces faces in video. The repository holds a roop folder and names the CountFloyd/deepfake model, while the README gives no description of its own. Use only faces you have the right to use.
Video hobbyists, editors and developers who want to see how a face-swap app is put together will get the most from it. The rows below are judgment from the name and the files, not claims from the author.
| Industry | Who uses it | How they use it | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Film and video | Editors | Try a face replacement on a short clip they own | Swapping in a friend's face, with that friend's consent |
| Social content | Creators | Put their own face into a clip for a joke or a draft | Replacing a face in a clip they filmed themselves |
| Education | Computer vision students | Study how a face-swap app is wired into a web page | Reading app.py and the roop folder side by side |
You can skip it if you need a documented tool, since the source describes none, or if you do not hold the rights to the faces involved.
It runs in a browser tab, and a copy runs on your own computer.
| Use case | Who | What they get back |
|---|---|---|
| Try a swap online | People with a clip they may use | Whatever the Space's interface offers, which the README does not describe |
| Run a local copy | Developers | The same app on their own machine |
| Read the code | Learners | app.py and the roop folder to study |
Using the Space online needs nothing. A local copy needs Python and pip.
pip install -U huggingface_hub hf download asaelk/Video-Face-Swapper --repo-type space --local-dir Video-Face-Swapper cd Video-Face-Swapper pip install gradio==4.27.0 pip install -r requirements.txt python app.py
The file list also shows requirements-headless.txt, but the source gives no command for a run without the interface.
Open the Space page and use the interface you find there. With a local copy, run the app file and use the interface it starts. The source shows no other commands or tools.
python app.py
Pick a short clip you own and a face you have permission to use, then run the swap. The name suggests a video with the new face comes back, but the README does not confirm it.
Start online with a short clip and a face you have permission to use. If the interface leaves you unsure, read app.py to see what it asks for.
If you know the field, the stack is Gradio 4.27.0 with a roop folder and the CountFloyd/deepfake model named in the record. The Space runs on cpu-basic hardware at Hugging Face, with no GPU named, and the README does not explain the pipeline.
Swaps faces in video through a Gradio web app, going by its name and files. The README gives no description. Use only faces you have the right to use.
Made by asaelk on Hugging Face. These notes are Mindket's, written from its Space page and README; the app's own files and license are on Hugging Face.
What it is: Video Face Swapper is a Gradio app hosted as a Hugging Face Space. Going by its name, it replaces faces in video. The repository holds a roop folder and names the CountFloyd/deepfake model, while the README gives no description of its own. Use only faces you have the right to use.
Who it suits: Video hobbyists, editors and developers who want to see how a face-swap app is put together will get the most from it. The rows below are judgment from the name and the files, not claims from the author.
Industry | Who uses it | How they use it | Example
Film and video | Editors | Try a face replacement on a short clip they own | Swapping in a friend's face, with that friend's consent
Social content | Creators | Put their own face into a clip for a joke or a draft | Replacing a face in a clip they filmed themselves
Education | Computer vision students | Study how a face-swap app is wired into a web page | Reading app.py and the roop folder side by side
You can skip it if you need a documented tool, since the source describes none, or if you do not hold the rights to the faces involved.
Where to use it: It runs in a browser tab, and a copy runs on your own computer.
Use case | Who | What they get back
Try a swap online | People with a clip they may use | Whatever the Space's interface offers, which the README does not describe
Run a local copy | Developers | The same app on their own machine
Read the code | Learners | app.py and the roop folder to study
How to set it up: Using the Space online needs nothing. A local copy needs Python and pip.
pip install -U huggingface_hub
hf download asaelk/Video-Face-Swapper --repo-type space --local-dir Video-Face-Swapper
cd Video-Face-Swapper
pip install gradio==4.27.0
pip install -r requirements.txt
python app.py
The file list also shows requirements-headless.txt, but the source gives no command for a run without the interface.
How to use it: Open the Space page and use the interface you find there. With a local copy, run the app file and use the interface it starts. The source shows no other commands or tools.
python app.py
Example: Pick a short clip you own and a face you have permission to use, then run the swap. The name suggests a video with the new face comes back, but the README does not confirm it.
For newcomers and experts: Start online with a short clip and a face you have permission to use. If the interface leaves you unsure, read app.py to see what it asks for.
If you know the field, the stack is Gradio 4.27.0 with a roop folder and the CountFloyd/deepfake model named in the record. The Space runs on cpu-basic hardware at Hugging Face, with no GPU named, and the README does not explain the pipeline.
You open the Space or run python app.py
Gradio starts the interface from app.py
You supply a clip and a face
The app's own code processes them
Good to know:
Open the Space in your browser, or copy it to your own Hugging Face account from its page. Nothing in this kit runs by itself.
README.md 4 KB
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