DeepSwapAI

DeepSwapAI runs five separate face-swap workflows in the browser: single photo, batch photo (apply one face to up to 20 targets, or many faces to one target), mapped group photo (up to 10 people, each given a separate reference face), video (up to 600 seconds, fixed at 1080p), and GIF/short clip (up to 30 seconds). There is no subscription: you buy a credit pack once and spend it across any workflow. Two packs are published — 900 credits for $29.99 ($0.033/credit) and 3,150 credits for $99.99 ($0.032/credit) — verified against the live pricing page and the credit-plan endpoint on 12 October 2026. A photo task costs 6 credits (about $0.19–$0.20); video and GIF cost 3 credits per rounded-up second with a 12-credit minimum, so a 60-second face-only video runs 180 credits (about $5.71–$6.00). The exact credit total is shown before you submit. Source: https://deepswapai.com/pricing

Until 11 October 2026, DeepSwapAI offered a watermarked no-account photo preview plus small reward credits for email verification, daily check-in, sharing and referrals. All of that stopped on that date: every generation now requires a signed-in, email-verified account and paid credits, with no exceptions. This is stated plainly on the vendor's own trust page and FAQ, not something that had to be inferred. If you're coming from an older review or social post that describes a free trial, it's out of date. Source: https://deepswapai.com/trust and https://deepswapai.com/product-facts.json

DeepSwapAI says uploaded and generated media are deleted from its servers within 24 hours, uploads are sent to a third-party AI inference provider only to run the requested task, and nothing is used to train models. Analytics events store a one-way HMAC-derived pseudonym of the IP address rather than the raw address, with a 90-day cap on identifiers and 365-day cap on the events themselves. Before any purchase is completed, trial image exports visibly carry the full, unmasked account email address — not a cropped or hashed version — which is an unusual and fairly aggressive anti-abuse mechanism worth knowing about if you ever intend to share a trial image before paying. These are vendor claims about vendor-run infrastructure; nothing here is independently audited. Sources: https://deepswapai.com/privacy, https://deepswapai.com/guides/face-swap-privacy, https://deepswapai.com/guides/face-swap-no-watermark

A public OpenAPI 3.1 spec and Postman collection cover all five workflows over plain HTTPS with Bearer-key auth and polling (no webhooks). There are no official SDKs — only runnable Node.js and Python examples. An API key requires a verified email and at least one completed paid order; free/reward credits can't be used through the API (moot now that free credits don't exist). Pricing for API use is the same shared credit balance as the web app. Source: https://deepswapai.com/face-swap-api and https://deepswapai.com/openapi.json

No legal entity name, business address, or jurisdiction appears anywhere on the site — not in the Terms, the Privacy Policy, the About page, the footer ("© 2026 DeepSwapAI"), or the schema.org markup embedded in the pages. The Terms of Service contain no governing-law or dispute-resolution clause. There is no standalone refund policy document (/refund 404s); the only refund text anywhere is one line on the pricing page saying unused credits "may be eligible for a refund within 7 days of purchase; contact support." Checkout accepts card, Alipay or WeChat Pay through an unnamed third-party processor. None of this means the service is untrustworthy, but a buyer sending a government ID-adjacent asset (a face) to this company has no way to identify who they're dealing with or which country's law would apply to a dispute. Sources: https://deepswapai.com/terms, https://deepswapai.com/privacy, https://deepswapai.com/about

DeepSwapAI (deepswapai.com) is explicitly not the same company as DeepSwap (deepswap.ai, whose DEEPSWAP mark belongs to Deep Creation Limited) or DeepSwapAI.io. The vendor goes further than most sites to document this itself, publishing detailed side-by-side comparisons of pricing, limits and policy differences between the three. That diligence has a gap, though: both comparison pages (deepswap-ai-alternative, last rechecked 27 August 2026, and deepswapai-io-alternative, last rechecked 26 July 2026) still describe a free daily photo preview as currently available on deepswapai.com — a feature that the vendor's own trust and pricing pages say ended on 11 October 2026. If you're comparing these three services, get current pricing and access terms from each vendor's live pricing page, not from these comparison articles. Sources: https://deepswapai.com/deepswap-ai-alternative, https://deepswapai.com/deepswapai-io-alternative, https://deepswapai.com/trust

DeepSwapAI's own methodology and product-facts pages explicitly disclaim things this category of product often oversells: no published accuracy or quality benchmark, no user-count or processed-generation-count claim, no throughput/latency benchmark, no SLA, no 4K export (output is capped at 1080p), and the example gallery is labelled as AI-generated demonstration images rather than customer results or a quality sample. For a face-swap SaaS, that level of self-restraint in the marketing copy is unusual and, on the evidence read this run, accurate to what's actually on the pages. Source: https://deepswapai.com/product-facts.json and https://deepswapai.com/gallery