This one is a library clip, not a written story: the loop speaks for itself. Everything below is the same checkout the flagship templates use — your photo, a finish, and a file about seventy-five seconds later.
How a swap works
- 01
Upload the photo. One per face the loop takes, straight on, face filling the frame. People, pets, or one of each.
- 02
Pick the finish. 480p for stories and reposts, 720p for phone-size everyday posting, 1080p for ads and client work. The price moves with the finish only.
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Pay one of three ways. A single card payment, credits you have topped up, or your monthly allowance — same render, same price ladder, no account needed for the first of them.
What the photo needs
Works
- One face filling the frame — human or pet
- Facing the lens, even light
- Sharp — not a screenshot of a photo
Breaks it
- Sunglasses, masks, a hand in the way
- Hard profile, turned past 45°
- Two subjects in one photo
Questions
One photo per face the clip takes. Best results are a single subject filling the frame, facing the lens in even light, sharp rather than a screenshot. Sunglasses, masks, a hand across the face, or a hard profile past 45° are the usual reasons a swap comes back soft. People, pets, or one of each — the model does not care.
The render starts the moment checkout clears and the MP4 lands in your library about 75 seconds later, at the runtime of the loop. Sound stays on the file, there is no watermark, and the photos you upload are deleted 7 days after the render.
480p is for drafts, stories and anything that gets reposted small. 720p is the everyday pick — sharp at phone size and quick to render. 1080p is for ads, client work and anything that will be zoomed. The price on this page moves with the finish, never with the scene.
Yes — same clip, same render, whichever wallet you use. Paying per video needs no account; credit packs are cheaper per second and never expire; a monthly plan is cheaper again and resets each month. Yearly billing takes another 15% off. The order panel on this page switches between the three.
The loop belongs to whoever shot it. It sits in the library to show what a swap does to a scene you already recognise, and the master is never sold — what you buy is a render with your face in it. If you own a loop and want it taken down, one email and it is gone.
Ready when you are.
Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p and pay on this page.
