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PixVerse Swap

PixVerse Swap replaces a person, object, or background in a video using a reference image while retaining the source performance, timing, and camera work.

Video editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Resolution: 360p$0.09 / input second + $0.02 / run
Resolution: 540p$0.09 / input second + $0.02 / run
Resolution: 720p$0.12 / input second + $0.02 / run
  • Mode: person, object, background (same price).
  • Based on the video input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Cap billed duration at 30 seconds.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

PixVerse Swap

PixVerse Swap changes a selected person, object, or background in an existing video using a reference image. The source clip supplies the action and camera work; the image defines the appearance of the replacement. The chosen swap mode determines which part of the shot changes.

The model carries the source motion, expressions, timing, and framing into the edited result. Person replacement can apply a character treatment to a recorded performance, while background replacement keeps the subject and changes the surrounding scene.

What it's good for

A talking-head recording can become a stylized character performance with the original delivery as its foundation. For product concepts, object replacement lets teams explore a different featured item or prop within an established shot.

Background changes suit campaign adaptations and visual development for alternate settings. Reusing the recorded action gives these variations a shared performance and camera treatment, making them useful for reviewing different creative directions.

Model ID

pixverse/swap

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.09 / input second + $0.02 / run

Provider

PixVerse

Hosting

Protoface

PixVerse Swap

PixVerse Swap changes a selected person, object, or background in an existing video using a reference image. The source clip supplies the action and camera work; the image defines the appearance of the replacement. The chosen swap mode determines which part of the shot changes.

The model carries the source motion, expressions, timing, and framing into the edited result. Person replacement can apply a character treatment to a recorded performance, while background replacement keeps the subject and changes the surrounding scene.

What it's good for

A talking-head recording can become a stylized character performance with the original delivery as its foundation. For product concepts, object replacement lets teams explore a different featured item or prop within an established shot.

Background changes suit campaign adaptations and visual development for alternate settings. Reusing the recorded action gives these variations a shared performance and camera treatment, making them useful for reviewing different creative directions.