Is this a live camera filter?

No. It generates a new photograph from a reference photo you supply and the face model built from your selfies. There is no real-time camera effect.

Can I swap my face onto a celebrity photo?

No. The upload step detects recognisable public figures and refuses them. This is for putting your own face into a look you like, not someone else's face anywhere.

Why does my result look off?

Usually the reference rather than the model. Extreme head angles, a face that is small in the frame, heavy obstruction from hair or hands, and very low resolution all reduce what the model has to work with.

What do I need to start?

Three to five varied selfies for the one-time face model, plus the reference photo you want recreated. After that each swap is fast.

Can I put a friend in the photo too?

That is group photos, which takes two people's sets of selfies — and it needs their agreement.

Any photo you like, with your face in it

Face swap here means a generated photograph, not a camera filter — the reference photo's pose, light and composition stay, and the face becomes yours.

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Examples

What each person uploads

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Person A
PLACEHOLDER.
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Person B
PLACEHOLDER.

How the swap actually works

Give it a photo you like. Get that photo back with your face in it.

Not a camera filter. A generated photograph that keeps the original's pose, lighting and composition.

What changes

The face becomes yours. The scene, framing, light and clothing stay.

So when you have found a look you want, you are not describing it to a prompt box and hoping. The photo is the brief.

Works well for

A pose you saved and want for yourself
Lighting that flatters, borrowed from a photo that works
Editorial looks no template menu covers

Where it struggles

Extreme head angles. Faces hidden behind hands or hair. Low-resolution references. A face that is small in the frame gives a weaker result.

If a result looks off, check the reference before blaming the model.

Whose face

Yours. Recognisable public figures are detected and refused — that is deliberate, not a limitation we are working around.

Want a second real person in the shot? That is group photos, and it needs their agreement.

To start

Three to five selfies for the one-time face model, plus your reference photo. No signup needed. Every swap after that is fast.

[stepsTitle — 3-5 words]

step 1
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[step 1 title — 2-4 words]
[step 1 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
step 2
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[step 2 title — 2-4 words]
[step 2 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
step 3
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[step 3 title — 2-4 words]
[step 3 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]
step 4
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[step 4 title — 2-4 words]
[step 4 body — 1 sentence, max 18 words]

[uploadTitle — 3-6 words]

[uploadBody — 1 sentence, max 20 words]

What works

[what works #1 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
[what works #2 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
[what works #3 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]

What gets rejected

[what gets rejected #1 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
[what gets rejected #2 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]
[what gets rejected #3 — max 8 words, one concrete rule]

[galleryTitle — 3-5 words]

These photos are AI-generated.

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[pricingTitle — 4-8 words. Lead with free, not price]

[pricingBody — max 45 words: no signup + 5 free creations, then 2 credits/set and 1/edit, link /pricing/. NEVER quote a price]

See pricing

[privacyTitle — 4-7 words]

[privacyBody — max 45 words: kept until you delete the face profile, never shared, deletable anytime]

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Everyone in the photo needs to agree

PLACEHOLDER — replace with the real consent explanation before this page goes live.

Covered in the press

TechCrunch, Forbes Australia, the Evening Standard and Khaleej Times have all written about Artisse, along with HackerNoon, Unite.AI, Tech Times and The Messenger. See the coverage

Common questions

Is this a live camera filter?: No. It generates a new photograph from a reference photo you supply and the face model built from your selfies. There is no real-time camera effect.
Can I swap my face onto a celebrity photo?: No. The upload step detects recognisable public figures and refuses them. This is for putting your own face into a look you like, not someone else's face anywhere.
Why does my result look off?: Usually the reference rather than the model. Extreme head angles, a face that is small in the frame, heavy obstruction from hair or hands, and very low resolution all reduce what the model has to work with.
What do I need to start?: Three to five varied selfies for the one-time face model, plus the reference photo you want recreated. After that each swap is fast.
Can I put a friend in the photo too?: That is group photos, which takes two people's sets of selfies — and it needs their agreement.

Try it with a photo you already like

Three to five selfies, one reference, and you will know within a couple of generations whether the likeness holds.

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