Best FREE Deepfake Tools in 2024

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14 Jul 202306:02

TLDRThis video tutorial demonstrates how to perform face swaps on videos using two efficient tools, one online and one locally installable. It guides through the process of using 'Swap Face' for basic face swapping with options for different quality levels, and 'HitPaw' for enhancing video quality. The tutorial also introduces 'Roop', a free and open-source alternative for advanced users, which can be conveniently installed with a one-liner script and used with Google Colab for cloud processing without needing a high-end graphics card.

Takeaways

  • 🎥 The video outlines a method for face swapping in videos using two efficient tools.
  • 💻 The first tool mentioned is 'Swap Face', which can be used online or installed locally with a decent graphics card.
  • 🔗 To use 'Swap Face', download the program from their official website and follow the instructions provided.
  • 👤 After logging in, the dashboard is used to swap faces in real-time via webcam or in pre-recorded videos and images.
  • 🎫 'Swap Face' offers 15 free deepfake videos daily, with options to purchase more credits if needed.
  • 🏆 Different deepfake qualities are available, with 'Expert' mode yielding the best results, provided the subject isn't talking.
  • 💡 'HitP 's video enhancer tool is introduced to improve the quality of deepfake results, with a yearly subscription cost.
  • 🌐 The second tool 'Roop' is a free and open-source option that can be used via Google Colab without needing a high-end graphics card.
  • 📂 Using Google Colab involves running four segments or cells in sequence to execute the face swap process.
  • 🚀 A one-liner installer for 'Roop' is mentioned, simplifying the local installation process on Windows.
  • 📈 The video ends with a call to action for viewers to like, subscribe, and explore the provided links for more information.

Q & A

  • What are the two primary tools for face swapping videos mentioned in the transcript?

    -The two primary tools for face swapping videos mentioned are Swap Face and Deep Fake.

  • How can one download and install Swap Face?

    -To download and install Swap Face, visit their website through the link provided in the description, choose 'Download for Windows', follow the instructions, create an account, log in, and use the dashboard for face swapping.

  • What is the daily limit for free deep fake videos using Swap Face?

    -With Swap Face, you can get credits for 15 deep fake videos every day for free.

  • What are the different deep fake qualities available in Swap Face?

    -The different deep fake qualities available are Fast Mode, Pro, Expert, and Hybrid. Fast Mode is quick but not the best adaptation, while Pro and Expert offer the best quality if the subject isn't moving their mouth. Hybrid is best for talking subjects.

  • What is required to use the Expert mode in Swap Face?

    -To use the Expert mode in Swap Face, you will need a decent graphics card, as it requires more resources to execute properly.

  • How can you enhance the video quality of your results using the sponsor's tool?

    -You can enhance the video quality of your results using the video enhancer tool from the sponsor, HitPaw. This tool offers denoising, general quality enhancement, face model enhancement, cartoon video enhancement, and colorization for black and white videos.

  • What is the cost for using HitPaw's video enhancer tool?

    -The cost for using HitPaw's video enhancer tool is a yearly subscription fee of $99.

  • How can one use the open-source deep fake tool, Deep Fake, with Google Colab?

    -To use Deep Fake with Google Colab, visit the provided link in the description, log in with a Google account, and run four segments or cells in sequence. Drag and drop the video and image for face swapping, and run the last cell to generate the result.

  • What is the one-line installer method for setting up Roop locally?

    -The one-line installer method for setting up Roop locally involves opening the terminal in Windows admin mode (PowerShell for Windows 10), and inputting 'IX' followed by 'irmgroup.tchd' to run the installer, which will sequentially install the required programs.

  • How can you remove the watermark from the results of using Swap Face?

    -To remove the watermark from the results of using Swap Face, you can use any video editing software to achieve this.

  • What is a potential way to monetize the video enhancing skills learned from this tutorial?

    -A potential way to monetize the video enhancing skills is by offering them as a gig on platforms like Fiverr.com, where you can charge between $10 to $20 for enhancing the quality of other people's videos.

Outlines

00:00

🎥 Face Swapping Tutorial Overview

This paragraph introduces the video's purpose, which is to guide viewers on how to perform face swaps in videos using efficient tools available. It mentions the possibility of doing this online or by installing the tools locally if the user has a suitable graphics card. The video promises a demonstration on improving the quality of the final result significantly. The first tool discussed is 'Swap Face', with instructions on downloading, installation, and usage, including account creation. It also explains the credit system for deep faking videos and the different quality options available. The importance of a good graphics card is emphasized for optimal performance. The paragraph concludes with a demonstration of the results, noting that a watermark will appear if using free credits, but it can be removed with video editing software.

05:00

💻 Installing Face Swap Tools Locally

This paragraph delves into the process of installing face swap tools locally on a user's machine. It highlights a convenient one-liner installation method for 'Roop' developed by a YouTuber named Troubleshoot. The method is described as simple and efficient, making it easy for users to set up and use Roop without complex procedures. The paragraph encourages viewers to refer to Troubleshoot's detailed tutorial in the video description for a complete guide on local installation. The video ends with a thank you message for watching and an invitation to like and subscribe for more helpful content.

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Keywords

💡Face Swap

Face swap is a technique that involves replacing the face of a person in a video or image with another person's face. In the context of the video, it refers to the process of using specific software tools to create a deepfake, where the subject's face is realistically superimposed onto another person's body or face in a video, creating a seamless and often indistinguishable result.

💡Deepfake

Deepfake is a term used to describe artificial intelligence-based tools or techniques that manipulate video or audio content to create realistic but fake representations of people saying or doing things they did not actually say or do. In the video, the author uses the term to describe the process of face swapping, where AI is used to convincingly place one person's face onto another's body in a video sequence.

💡Graphics Card

A graphics card is a hardware component in a computer system that renders images, pictures, and videos for output to a display. In the context of the video, a 'decent graphics card' is emphasized as a requirement for running the face-swapping software efficiently, as it processes the complex algorithms needed for deepfake creation without excessive strain on the system.

💡Video Quality

Video quality refers to the clarity, sharpness, and overall visual fidelity of a video. Higher quality videos have more detail, better color accuracy, and fewer compression artifacts. In the video, improving video quality is a significant focus, with the use of AI-enhancing tools to upgrade the appearance of the final deepfake videos.

💡Online Tools

Online tools refer to software applications that are accessed and used over the internet rather than being installed directly on a user's computer. In the video, the author explores online tools for face swapping and video enhancement, which can be utilized without the need for local software installation, making them accessible to users with varying levels of technical expertise.

💡Open Source

Open source describes software or tools whose source code is made available to the public, allowing users to view, use, modify, and distribute the software freely. In the context of the video, one of the deepfake tools mentioned, Rupe, is an open-source tool that can be found on GitHub and used in the cloud via Google Colab, making it accessible and customizable for users.

💡GPU

GPU stands for Graphics Processing Unit, a specialized electronic circuit designed to rapidly manipulate and alter memory to accelerate the creation of images in a frame buffer intended for output to a display. In the video, a 'decent GPU' is necessary for handling the computationally intensive tasks of face swapping and deepfake creation, ensuring that the process runs smoothly and efficiently.

💡Streaming

Streaming refers to the real-time delivery of video and audio content over the internet. In the context of the video, the term is used to describe the capability of the face-swapping tool to integrate with live video feeds, such as from a webcam, allowing users to apply face swaps in real-time as part of a live broadcast.

💡Watermark

A watermark is a visible overlay on a video or image that identifies the owner or creator of the content. It is often used to protect copyright and to prevent unauthorized use or distribution of the material. In the video, the term is used to describe the mark that appears on the deepfake videos created with the free credits, which can be removed using video editing software.

💡GitHub

GitHub is a web-based hosting service for version control and collaboration that allows developers to store and manage their code in repositories, and track changes to their projects. It is a crucial platform for open-source software development and community collaboration. In the video, GitHub is mentioned as the platform where the Rupe deepfake tool can be found and downloaded as an open-source software.

💡Google Colab

Google Colab is a cloud-based platform that provides users with a fully configured environment for machine learning and data analysis. It allows users to write and execute Python code in their browser, with access to free GPU resources for more intensive computational tasks. In the video, Google Colab is used as a platform to run the Rupe open-source tool without the need for high-end hardware locally.

Highlights

The video demonstrates how to perform face swaps in videos using two efficient tools.

One of the tools, Swap Face, can be used online or installed locally with a decent graphics card.

Swap Face offers 15 deepfake videos daily for free or allows purchasing additional credits.

Different deepfake qualities are available, with 'Expert' providing the best result if the subject isn't talking.

A decent graphics card is necessary for higher quality deepfakes, or else 'Fast Mode' can be used with less memory.

The video shows a before-and-after comparison of video quality for the final result.

The second tool introduced is HitPaw, a video enhancer that can improve various aspects of a video.

HitPaw offers a free trial, with a yearly subscription of $99 for continued use.

The video also covers the use of an open-source tool called Rupe, accessible via Google Colab.

Rupe can be used in the cloud without needing a high-end graphics card.

Detailed instructions are provided for using Rupe with Google Colab, including running specific cells in sequence.

A one-liner installer for Rupe, developed by the YouTuber Troubleshoot, is mentioned for easy local installation.

The video provides a link to Troubleshoot's tutorial for a comprehensive guide on installing Rupe locally.

The process of uploading the target video and source image for face swapping with Rupe is demonstrated.

The video concludes with a successful face swap result using Rupe and instructions for downloading.

The video encourages viewers to like and subscribe if they find the content helpful.