All language subtitles for 11. Face Swap in Midjourney for even more consistent Character

We have everything set and done.

We have our profile at Midjourney or at discord.

We have added our bots and we have our target and source images.

Now it's time for a little face swap.

And the first thing that we need to do is to set our ID.

We need to set our inside face bot.

So we simply upload the picture, our source image that we want to have on all of our faces.

So here are all pictures.

And I named this right here source image.

And this image I want to have on all faces for more consistent outputs.

And that's relatively easy because we have the bot right here.

We can simply talk to the bot via commands.

The first thing that we need to do is to write slash.

And now we have to write save ID so simply slash save ID we press on this right here.

And here we can upload our picture.

So we simply add our source image.

And our source image is right here.

We simply drag and drop this picture right here.

And we give it a name.

For example I like to call this Insta.

And then we simply send this and it's basically done.

We have set our ID and after that we can simply upload other pictures in this chat.

We do this also just via drag and drop.

Let's use for example this picture.

We can send this and now we can make our picture a little bit better.

We click simply on this three dots.

We go to apps and we press the In swapper.

Now we will create our new picture.

We will take this picture and we overlay our other picture.

And that's basically it.

And we can do that with all the pictures that we like.

I think I will do this with 3 or 4 pictures.

So I also like to do this.

And then we look if this stuff gets better or not.

But I am relatively confident that this stuff gets a lot better.

So simply press on the three dots apps and swapper and that's it.

You will see that the pictures get better.

You can see first we have this picture and after that we have that picture.

The face is simply a little bit different here you see always a little bit of teeth.

Here we have this picture first and then that picture.

And the big difference is if we open up this pictures side by side then you will see the pictures are

more similar than previous.

We simply press on it and we save them.

And here you can see the difference once with face swap and one is without face swap.

You can see for yourself if you like the pictures with or without face swap better, but I think the

pictures with the face swap are more consistent.

They are undoubtably the same person.

You don't have to do this face swaps on every picture, but if you have one pic where your character

is out of context, where your character is not looking that similar than previous, I would say you

should do a simple face swap.

So maybe these two pictures.

If you think in this picture she looks a little bit different, just simply throw a face swap on her

and then you are ready to go.

The picture will be more similar.

This is the basic concept of this face swaps.

We take our source image and then we will over cover all the other images.

Like I said, it is not necessary to do, but if you have a picture where she is not that consistent,

just simply throw a face swap over it.

The existing face swap comes when we go into the video editing, because we can also edit the videos

and swap the faces of the videos, and that is really exciting, at least in my mind.

So in this video you simply saw how you can use this face swap technique.

It is not necessary to do on all pictures, but if you have one that is a bit out of frame, just use

this face swap and they will be similar.

So have fun with swapping your faces.