GoEnhance AI Face Swap

GoEnhance AI Face Swap replaces faces in images and videos. The workflow uses a source face image and a target image or video, followed by generation. The current tool applies one face swap for all faces in a video and does not support separate swaps for multiple faces. GoEnhance also advertises Open API access for integrating face-swap technology into applications; its asynchronous REST API covers 35 models from 11 providers and uses bearer-token authentication. The service says processing happens on its servers, uploaded files are not shared with third parties, and it does not create biometric templates or faceprints. Depending on the selected feature or model, submitted content may nevertheless be transmitted to third-party providers. Users can remove content from their account or ask support for erasure. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 30 tokens for personal use. Basic costs $10 a month; commercial use is permitted for Standard at $25 a month, Pro at $50 a month, and Mega at $100 a month. The tool is listed for web, iOS, and API access.

GoEnhance offers image and video face swapping alongside API access, with a stated one-swap workflow limitation for videos. Review the possible third-party processing and plan-specific usage rights before choosing it.

The tool is presented for content creators, casual users, and professional projects. Its API may suit developers integrating face-swap technology into applications.

GoEnhance AI Face Swap replaces faces in photos and videos, with an Open API for developers integrating face-swap technology into applications. It best suits creators who work across both formats and builders who want API access; the shared-face rule for videos limits its use in scenes needing separate replacements.

Batch processing and a 30-token free allowance make it possible to try the workflow before paying. The main trade-offs are that video swaps cannot assign different faces to different people, commercial use requires a higher-tier subscription, and selected models may send submitted content to outside providers.

Overview

To make a swap, users upload a source face image and a target image or video, then click Generate. One workflow covers stills and video, and batch processing is supported. In video, however, the tool applies one face swap across all faces; it cannot give each person a different replacement. That rules it out for group scenes where distinct identities matter.

GoEnhance says processing runs on its servers, uploaded files are not shared with third parties, and it does not create biometric templates or faceprints from face data. Depending on the feature or model, submitted content may be transmitted to providers including Google, OpenAI, ByteDance, Kuaishou, Alibaba Cloud, Runway, MiniMax, Replicate, or fal.ai. Users can delete content from their account or request erasure through support. Those handling sensitive media should weigh this provider-dependent processing against their privacy requirements.

Key features

Image and video swaps

Support for photos and video makes GoEnhance a practical fit for creators who want both formats in one service. The one-swap-per-video behavior is a firm limitation for edits that require separate face assignments.

Open API

The API offers one asynchronous REST interface covering 35 models from 11 providers, with bearer-token authentication. That breadth gives developers a route to integrate face-swap technology alongside other supported models, though the number of providers also makes the third-party processing disclosures relevant to an integration’s data handling.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes 30 tokens for personal use. It is a no-cost way to try face swaps, but its token allowance is limited and it does not grant commercial rights.

Basic costs $10 a month, billed monthly, and provides 600 tokens/month, no watermark, private generation, 3 concurrent fast jobs, 5 waiting jobs, and 60-day storage. It adds useful privacy and queue controls for an individual, but Basic users remain limited to personal use.

Standard costs $25 a month, billed monthly. Its 1,600 tokens/month, 3 concurrent fast jobs, 5 waiting jobs, and unlimited Relaxed generations for supported features make it the entry point for subscribers with commercial projects.

Pro costs $50 a month, billed monthly, with 3,500 tokens/month, 6 concurrent fast jobs, 10 waiting jobs, and unlimited Relaxed generations for supported features. It suits heavier workflows that benefit from a larger fast-job queue.

Mega costs $100 a month, billed monthly, and raises those allowances to 8,000 tokens/month, 12 concurrent fast jobs, and 15 waiting jobs, with unlimited Relaxed generations for supported features. It is aimed at high-volume use; the extra capacity matters most when token demand and concurrent jobs justify the higher monthly cost. Standard, Pro, and Mega subscribers can use the service commercially.

Platforms

GoEnhance supports web, iOS, and API access. That mix covers browser use, an Apple mobile platform, and developer integrations; Android, desktop, and other mobile platform support is not part of its stated platform offering.

Who it's for

Content creators and casual users can use the free tokens to assess a photo-and-video workflow, while professional projects need a Standard, Pro, or Mega subscription for commercial rights. Developers may find the API useful when integrating face-swap models into applications. GoEnhance is a poor match for video work requiring different replacements for multiple people in the same clip.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Handles both image and video swaps, so creators can use one service across those media.
• Pros: Batch processing and an API covering 35 models from 11 providers support broader workflows and integrations.
• Pros: The free plan includes 30 tokens, allowing a limited personal-use trial without a paid subscription.
• Cons: Videos receive one shared face swap, which prevents distinct replacements for each person.
• Cons: Commercial rights start with Standard at $25 a month; Free and Basic are personal-use only.
• Cons: Depending on the feature or model, submitted content may be transmitted to outside providers, a consideration for sensitive media.

Alternatives

Choose FazeSwap if Android, desktop, or extension support matters: it spans Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web, API, and extension, and its free plan includes 3 face-swap videos/month with no credit card required. Its Standard plan costs $6.19 a month billed Monthly, while Pro costs 15.56.

LumarLabs Face Studio is another option for someone who wants free real renders without a card; it supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web, API, and extension, but has no free trial.

For credit purchases that do not expire, consider Remaker AI: its 200-credit package costs $5.99, paid once and its 20,000-credit package costs $299, paid once. It supports Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web, and API.

FaceAI may suit readers seeking unlimited swaps, full-length and HD video, no watermark, and priority processing on a Premium plan; the price is custom pricing. It supports iOS and web.

FaceHub is an Android, iOS, and macOS alternative.

Pica AI Face Swap is an iOS and web alternative.

Reface is an Android and iOS alternative with a free download and premium subscriptions or in-app purchases, including weekly, monthly, and annual options; prices are custom pricing.

DeepSwap is a paid option for readers looking for video generation, priority processing, HD face swap, multitasking, or a maximum 30-minute face-swap video; its Full Access / PRO and API credits pricing are custom pricing.

Browse the full Face Swap Software directory to compare more options.

Verdict

GoEnhance is a good choice for creators who need both photo and video face swaps, or developers who want an API spanning multiple models. Its free tokens lower the barrier to trying it, and Standard is the first plan with commercial rights. Choose another tool if a video needs separate face replacements for different people, or if the service’s provider-dependent content transmission does not suit your privacy requirements.