Best face swap apps for Android
Face swap apps put your face into photos, animated images or short videos from a single selfie, for jokes with friends, themed posts or famous scenes.
15 apps ranked · How we rank
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A free, ad-supported face-editing app for playful social content, best suited to casual users rather than precise retouchers.
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A free, ad-supported face puzzle app that turns selfies into recordable clips for social sharing, best for quick laughs.
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A free, varied face-swap app that suits casual users who want shareable videos and avatars without editing skills.
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A free, broad photo editor for casual sharing, best for quick collages, face swaps and template-based designs.
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A free, ad-supported face swap and hairstyle app that suits frequent posters and anyone previewing a new look.
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A free, ad-supported portrait app that bundles aging filters, face swap and retouching into one playful package.
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A free, ad-supported Android app for live face warping, swapping and stickers, best for quick comic clips rather than polished photos.
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A focused, free face swap tool for quick shareable clips, best for casual creators rather than anyone wanting full editing control.
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A free, ad-supported photo app for age progression, face swaps and playful styles that works best as light entertainment.
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A playful AI video and photo toolkit for casual social creators, with ads and purchases to weigh.
More of the best face swap apps
About face swap apps
They handle the detection, alignment and blending that would otherwise take careful editing, so the result looks like part of the scene rather than a cutout pasted on top. The apps differ in the source material they accept, how long a finished clip can run, whether the output carries a watermark, and how well the blending holds up around hair and glasses. Some lean toward still and animated images; others focus on video and need a clear, front-facing shot to work well.
What to look for
- Check how the app detects and aligns a face, because a poor fit around the jaw, hair or glasses is the most common reason a swap looks fake.
- Look at the length and format limits for clips, since some tools only produce a few seconds or restrict output to still images and animated images.
- Find out whether a watermark or logo is added to saved results and what removing it involves, as this affects whether the output is usable for sharing.
- Review the permissions requested and the privacy policy covering uploaded photos, because face images are sensitive and may be stored or reused on a server.
- Consider how the app is paid for, such as limits on free swaps, credit packs or a subscription, and match that to how often you expect to use it.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.