Social jokers can drop a selfie into clips from £2.29 a week, and consent and deepfake questions are hard to ignore.
Kenning's take
What it does
A face-swap app that puts a selfie into trending videos, film stills and character art, and can animate a photo so it sings along to a song. It also previews hairstyles and hair colours on a photo and offers filters such as gender swaps and face morphing.
- face swaps into trending videos and movie stills
- photo-to-video with AI filters
- AI Singing lip-sync from a photo
- hairstyle and hair colour try-on
- gender swap and face morphing filters
Who it suits. People making jokey face-swap clips and photos to share on social media, with the consent of anyone whose face is used.
Key facts
- Category
- Video making & editing
- Made by
- NEOCORTEXT, INC.
- Based in
- United States
- Launched
- 2019
- Works on
- iPhone, Android
- In the UK
- Yes
- Free plan
- Free download with in-app purchases and subscriptions
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly | £2.29 | week |
| Weekly | £3.49 | week |
| Monthly | £5.99 | month |
| Monthly | £10.99 | month |
| Annual | £21.99 | year |
Ratings
Reviews and write-ups
FAQ
Is Reface free?
It is free to download with in-app purchases. Subscriptions on the UK App Store range from £2.29 a week to £21.99 a year.
Who makes Reface?
NEOCORTEXT, INC., a US-incorporated company with Ukrainian founders and a developer address in Wilmington, Delaware.
Is Reface on Android?
Yes. Reface is on Google Play as well as the App Store.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
Similar tools
Edits (Instagram)
Instagram's free phone video editor for Reels, with captions, cutouts, a teleprompter and AI restyle effects.
CapCut
ByteDance's phone and desktop video editor, with auto-captions, templates and built-in AI video generation.
InShot
Simple phone video editor for trimming clips, adding music and text, with auto captions and a few AI effects.
Google Flow
Google's AI video studio on phone and web, turning a typed idea or a photo into short clips with sound using its Veo 3.1 and Omni models.