Better Face Swapping In Midjourney (Insight Faceswap Advanced Techniques)
TLDRIn this video, the creator discusses the advanced features of Insight Face Swap, a plugin for Mid-Journey that enables users to swap faces in images. The video addresses common questions, such as using multiple faces, the importance of image order, and the impact of source images on the output. Tips for optimizing results and managing command credits are also shared, along with the creator's experiments and experiences with the tool.
Takeaways
- 📌 The video discusses the advanced features and tips for using Insight Face Swap, a plugin for Mid-Journey.
- 🔄 The creator addresses common issues and questions from the previous video's comments.
- 💻 It is recommended to use the desktop or app version of Discord for better compatibility with Insight Face Swap.
- 👥 Multiple faces can be used in a single image by setting the Save ID correctly.
- 📋 The command /list ID is used to view all saved faces and their corresponding names.
- ⚠️ The /me command is case sensitive, so proper capitalization is important.
- 🖼️ Swapping multiple faces in one image requires careful ordering from left to right according to the image's layout.
- 🚫 Upscaling images after face swapping with Insight Face is not supported.
- 🕒 Daily command credits refresh at midnight UTC time, and there's a limit to the number of free credits available.
- 🐾 The plugin does not work well with animals or when the source image and target face have very different physiologies.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video?
-The main topic of the video is an in-depth discussion of the Insight Face Swap plugin for mid-journey, including advanced features, tips, and addressing common issues and questions from the viewers.
What was the first video about that the YouTuber suggested watching before this one?
-The first video was a general overview of Insight Face Swap, introducing the plugin and its basic functionalities.
What issue did some users encounter while installing Insight Face Swap?
-Some users faced issues with installing Insight Face Swap, particularly when using the browser version of Discord. The recommendation was to use the app or desktop version instead.
Is it possible to use multiple faces with Insight Face Swap?
-Yes, it is possible to use multiple faces with Insight Face Swap. Users can create up to 10 different Save IDs for various faces and swap between them using commands.
How can one delete a face ID in Insight Face Swap?
-To delete a face ID, the user can issue the command '/delete ID [name]' in Discord, where [name] is the name of the face ID they wish to remove.
What is the significance of the order of the Save IDs when swapping faces in an image?
-The order of the Save IDs matters because Insight Face Swap parses images from left to right. The first ID corresponds to the face on the left, the second to the middle, and so on, according to the order they appear in the image.
Can Insight Face Swap be used on mid-journey's initial grid of images?
-While it's not officially supported, Insight Face Swap can be used on the initial grid of four images that mid-journey outputs. However, there may be issues with the left-right orientation of the faces.
What does the YouTuber suggest regarding the source image for a convincing face swap?
-The YouTuber suggests that for a convincing face swap, the source image should have a face that resembles the target face in terms of physiology and features.
How does the YouTuber address the issue of command credits when dealing with multiple faces?
-The YouTuber notes that working with multiple faces can consume command credits faster, as each face swap requires credits. The daily credit limit refreshes at midnight UTC time.
What was the outcome of the YouTuber's experiment with face swapping their own face and Robert Downey Jr.'s?
-The experiment resulted in an image that the YouTuber felt did not work well, with noticeable discrepancies in the eyes and overall appearance, suggesting that the face swap may not be convincing when the source and target faces have very different features.
What was the result of trying to use Insight Face Swap on animals?
-The YouTuber attempted to use Insight Face Swap on a photo of their dog, but the result was not successful, indicating that the plugin may not work for animals.
Outlines
🎥 Introduction to Insight Face Swap and Common Issues
The speaker begins by referencing a previous video on Insight Face Swap, a plugin for mid-journey that enables users to superimpose their faces onto any mid-journey image. The video serves as an overview and addresses common issues highlighted in the comments of the previous video, such as installation problems, particularly with the browser version of Discord. The speaker recommends using the desktop or app version of Discord to avoid such issues. The video also tackles questions about using multiple faces, demonstrating how to create a fictionalized mid-journey version of the speaker's wife and how to use Save ID to manage up to 10 different faces. The importance of case sensitivity in names is noted, and the ability to swap multiple faces in the same image is explained, emphasizing the left-to-right parsing of images by Insight Face Swap. The speaker also shares a personal anecdote about often being compared to Robert Downey Jr., which leads into an experiment with face swapping using images of celebrities.
💡 Advanced Techniques and Experimentation with Insight Face Swap
This section delves into more advanced techniques of Insight Face Swap, such as the cost of command credits when dealing with multiple faces and the daily refresh of these credits at midnight UTC time. The speaker shares a website for checking UTC time across different time zones. The importance of using a physical face that resembles the target for better results is emphasized, and the speaker shares their experiments with face swapping using images of their wife, Robert Downey Jr., and themselves. The video also explores the possibility of face swapping with images of animals, as suggested by comments, and demonstrates the unsuccessful attempt with a photo of the speaker's dog. The speaker concludes by providing commands to delete all or specific face IDs and acknowledges the current slow performance of Insight Face Swap due to high demand. They recommend patience and suggest reaching out to the Insight Face Swap Discord for assistance.
🚀 Conclusion and Final Thoughts on Insight Face Swap
The speaker wraps up the video by reiterating the potential of Insight Face Swap and encouraging responsible use of the technology. They share their experiences with face swapping and the surprising results they've encountered. The speaker also mentions the availability of a PDF with all the commands discussed, which can be downloaded for free on gumroad, and expresses gratitude for those who have donated for previous guides. The video concludes with a reminder to be patient with Insight Face Swap as they handle a surge in interest and a final thank you to the viewers.
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Keywords
💡Insight Face Swap
💡Mid-Journey
💡Discord
💡Save ID
💡Command Credits
💡Face Matching
💡Re-rolling Output
💡Face Swapping Animals
💡Command Line
💡Upscaling Images
Highlights
Introduction to Insight Face Swap, a plugin for Mid-Journey that allows users to superimpose their face onto any Mid-Journey image.
Recommendation to watch the previous video for an overview of Insight Face Swap before proceeding with this advanced tutorial.
Addressing common installation issues with Insight Face Swap, especially when using the browser version of Discord.
Confirmation that users can indeed use multiple faces with Insight Face Swap.
Demonstration of how to create a fictionalized Mid-Journey version of a person, using the example of the speaker's wife.
Explanation of how to use Save ID for up to 10 different faces and the importance of naming them distinctly.
Clarification on the case sensitivity of names and the resolution of issues related to the 'me' command.
Capability to swap multiple faces in the same image and the method to set ID for multiple faces without a space.
The order of character swapping based on the left-to-right parsing of images by Insight.
Technique for swapping only two faces in a Mid-Journey image with three characters by using a comma and underscore in the set ID command.
The limitation of not being able to upscale an image after Insight Face Swap has been applied.
Additional command credits cost when dealing with multiple faces and the refresh rate of daily credits at midnight UTC time.
Experiment sharing and the importance of the source image's resemblance to the target for a convincing face swap.
Humorously comparing the speaker's face to Robert Downey Jr. and the process of running Insight Face on images of celebrities.
The impact of the source image on the overall output quality and the subtle differences brought by changing the reference image.
Exploration of face swapping with images of animals and the limitations encountered.
Commands to delete all face IDs or a specific one and the current performance issues with Insight Face Swap.
Advice for users experiencing installation problems, suggesting they seek help on the active Insight Face Swap Discord server.