How to do a gender swap in three steps
One photo, one choice, one result.
- 1
Upload a clear photo of one face
Use a selfie or portrait where the person looks at the camera. Keep sunglasses, masks and hands away from the face. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB.
- 2
Pick the direction
Choose Opposite Gender, Female or Male. To steer the look, add a note such as long wavy hair or a short beard in the Describe the changes box. The note is added to your request and capped at 500 characters.
- 3
Swap, compare and download
Press Swap Gender and the result appears beside your original. Check it against the photo, then download it. Your first image is free.
What the gender swap changes in your face
The tool redraws the face so it reads as the other gender: jaw, brow, cheeks, lips and facial hair, plus a hairstyle in your hair color. It aims to keep you recognizable, like a sibling of the other gender, with the same age, expression and head pose.
Clothing style, background, lighting and framing are also meant to stay as they were. Glasses or a head covering should carry over too. It is a generated image, so small details can still shift, and the eyes and hairline are the first places to look.
Read the result before you share it
This is a new picture drawn by an AI model, not an edit of your pixels. Put it next to the original and look at the eyes, the hairline, the teeth and any jewelry.
A gender swap works best on one person with a clear face. Use photos of yourself or of someone who agreed to it. The result is a playful preview, not a statement about anyone's identity. Your photo is only used to create your images and is never used to train AI models.
What people use a gender swap for
A quick look at a different version of a face.
Curiosity
See what you might look like as a man or a woman, just to find out. It takes one upload and one button.
Character reference
Writers and artists can run a gender swap on a face they already have, then see the same character in both versions side by side.
Costume and cosplay planning
Test a gender-bent character before you buy the wig. Add a hairstyle note to preview the cut.
Group chat jokes
Send a friend their swapped selfie and let them react. Ask first if the photo is theirs, and keep it a joke between people who know each other.
Social posts
Post a before and after pair of your own face. The result sits beside the original, so the pair is easy to screenshot and share.
Family resemblance games
Swap a parent or a sibling photo with their permission and compare who looks like whom.

