What it does
You give a finished picture and a photo of a face. The face is drawn into the picture; then only the head is set back onto your own pixels. The rest of the picture is never touched, and it comes back at the size you gave: 2K, 4K, 8K, whatever it was.
How to use it
- Drop the picture.
- Drop the face: one photo, a sheet of several views, or up to three photos of the same person or creature.
- The box finds the face by itself (signed in). Several faces: drag the box onto the one you want and it snaps to it.
- Pour. One take lands; if it lines up, the head is pasted. Pour again for another; pick the one you like.
- Hold the picture to see the original under it. Download it at its full size.
Starter credits
A pour is 5 credits. Starter credits are 40 credits for $2, tax on top, no subscription; buy again any time. They are plain credits, so they also work in Studio, Realms, decodes and chat, and they last 30 days from the day you buy them. An account with a plan pays a pour from its plan's credits.
Hair from the photo
Off, the picture keeps its own hair and only the face comes from the photo. On, the hair, its colour and cut, and the beard come from the photo too.
Marks on the picture's face
A mark the picture's face has and the subject does not, such as a nose ring: name it under "take away". A mark the picture should keep, such as a bindi: name it under "keep on the picture". Empty is the usual state.
The numbers under a pour
Lines up: how well the take matches the picture outside the face; above 0.9 passes. Changed: how many of the picture's pixels changed; a clean pour changes a few percent, the head.
The words that go to the model
Privacy
The paste happens in your browser. A pour sends the face and a square around the head to the model; finding the face sends a small copy of the picture, and a crop around the face, to a vision model. Nothing else leaves your computer.