Deepfakes Web

Deepfakes Web is a cloud-based application designed to generate deepfake videos by swapping faces in existing video footage. The service operates entirely online, meaning users do not need to install software or possess high-end hardware. To create a deepfake, a user provides two inputs: an image of a source face (the face to be inserted) and a target video (the video in which the face will be replaced). The platform then processes these inputs using a trained artificial intelligence model that runs on remote servers. The output is a new video where the original face in the target video is replaced with the source face, while preserving the original facial expressions, head movements, and lighting conditions as accurately as possible. The application is designed for ease of use. After registering or logging in, the user is presented with a simple interface that guides them through the generation process in three main steps. First, the user uploads a clear, front-facing image of the person whose face they want to use. Second, they upload a video that contains the face they wish to swap. The platform accepts common video formats and supports drag-and-drop functionality for convenience. Third, the user initiates the generation. The AI model then processes the data, which typically takes less than ten minutes, depending on the length and resolution of the video. Once completed, the user can preview and download the resulting deepfake video. Privacy is a stated priority. According to the service, all uploaded learning data, videos, and images are accessible only to the user who uploaded them. The platform claims it does not share information with third parties or publish user-generated videos in any way. This is intended to address common concerns about misuse or unauthorize