VidMage

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Face swap, AI video and image tools on the web and Mac, including live swaps for calls

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VidMage

What it is

VidMage is a creative AI suite best known for face swapping across photos, videos and GIFs, including scenes with several faces. Beyond swaps, the web platform brings together text to video, image to video, upscaling, lip sync, talking photos, object removal, AI image generation and voice tools such as cloning and text to speech, with access to a range of third-party video and image models. A Mac app handles processing locally and adds real-time preview, partial facial feature swaps and live face swapping for video calls and streaming. Credits are charged per image or per second of video, and an API and MCP access are offered in beta.

Key features

Photo, video and GIF face swap
Live face swap on Mac
Text and image to video
Voice cloning and text to speech

What we liked

+ Free trial use without registration
+ Local processing option on Mac
+ Many tools under one account

Worth noting

· Live and offline features are Mac only
· Face swap tools require care around consent

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

VidMage started with face swapping and has grown into a broad toolkit for playful and creative video work. The combination of a web platform and a Mac app gives users a choice between cloud convenience and local processing, which is less common among tools in this space.

Face swaps work on photos, videos and GIFs, with support for multiple faces in one frame.
The Mac app runs swaps locally, previews them in real time and can swap only individual features.
Live face swapping works with video call and streaming apps such as Zoom, Google Meet and OBS.
The web suite adds video generation, lip sync, talking photos, upscaling and voice tools.
Credits are charged per image or per second of video, and an API with MCP access is in beta.

VidMage is best for content creators, meme makers and hobbyists who want quick, entertaining edits, and for Mac users who prefer keeping media on their own device. A practical tip: the company states its tools are for creative and entertainment use, so only upload faces you own or have clear permission to use, and test on a short clip first to check quality before spending credits on longer videos.