Per-job credit pricing is shown before you confirm. Source faces and results stay private in your account.
The image face swap at Web3Nav123 sets one kept face onto new frames, so the woman your lodestar card describes can appear in rooms and sittings you never generated her in. It costs 26 credits per still, quoted before the job runs. The face may be one of your fictional characters, your own, or one you hold documented consent for — no other faces are accepted, and the guard is not negotiable.
Prove the pairing cheaply. Run the swap on one still, judge it hard against the card — the eyes, the jaw, the way light sits on her — and only then take the pairing into a series. A swap proved once carries a whole set; a swap assumed carries a whole set of almosts.
A clear, front-lit portrait of the character, kept from her best approved frame. The swap can only carry what the source shows.
Swap onto a single new frame and judge it against the card before any series work begins.
With the pairing proven, run the set in one sitting so light and angle stay consistent across frames.
A character placed into settings generated for other series, without re-briefing her from nothing.
Storefront and pack covers that show your character even when the cover frame began as a scene study.
A frame with a perfect pose and a stranger’s face, brought back to your character.
“Her approved portrait as the source; one new still as the target; judged against the card before the set runs.”
One still, honestly judged, is the whole price of certainty.
“Source and target facing the same way, lit from the same side.”
Swaps fail at angles before they fail anywhere else — match them and the pairing holds.
| Source | Result |
|---|---|
| Clear frontal portrait | The pairing proves quickly |
| Profile or turned face | Expect a weaker hold; prove twice |
| Heavy shadow on the face | Light carries over; choose a cleaner source |
| Someone else’s face without consent | Refused — the guard is absolute |
26 credits per still, printed before you confirm. Failed swaps refund themselves.
Your fictional characters, your own face, or a face you hold documented consent for. Real people are never impersonated here.
Because a set multiplies whatever the first frame holds. One judged still costs 26 credits; an unjudged set costs the set.
No. The lodestar card still describes her; the swap is how her face reaches frames that began as scenes.
Yes. Sources, targets and results rest private in your account until you publish a result yourself.
Every job in this studio is judged the same way, and the image face swap is no exception: against the lodestar card, at the lodestar stand, before any finishing credit is spent on it. The card is five lines long and takes a minute to paste; the judgement it makes possible is the difference between a series that reads as one woman’s work and a folder of near-misses. When a result fails the card, the house answer is never to spend more on it — it is to return to the tool that made it, with the card pasted and the brief corrected.
Makers who keep that order — card first, tools second, finishing last — find their budgets behaving: standard work carries the volume, repairs stay rare and deliberate, and the expensive tools are booked only for pieces that have already earned them. That is the whole economy of Web3Nav123, and it is printed on the pricing page for anyone to check before they begin.
Drafts, edits, animation and finishing share one credit balance and one private library. Start with the piece you need today.
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