Comparison
AnyFace vs Reface — Which Face Swap App Wins in 2026?
Reface or AnyFace? Picking by use case.
Reface wins on viral video templates. AnyFace wins on price-per-swap, output quality, and no-subscription pricing.
Side-by-side
| Feature | AnyFace | Reface |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Credit packs, no subscription | Weekly/yearly subscription |
| Cheapest entry | $0 (1 free credit on launch) | Free tier with watermark |
| HD output | Included, no extra cost | Pro tier required |
| Watermark | None, ever | On free tier |
| Video support | Short clips (<30s) | Templates only, fixed selection |
| Face library | Multiple faces, on-device | One face, cloud-attached |
| Privacy | Originals deleted within 24h | Photos used for training (per ToS) |
The longer answer
Reface and AnyFace serve overlapping but distinct audiences. Reface optimized for viral video templates — the famous-musician-singing-your-face, the celebrity-dance, the meme-template-of-the-week. They pre-build hundreds of these and let you tap one to swap into. The execution is fast and the templates are funny.
AnyFace takes the opposite approach: open templates. You bring the target photo or video, you bring the face, and the swap runs on anything. Useful for the long tail of swaps Reface doesn't have a template for — your own family wedding photo, a specific Wednesday Addams frame, your Renaissance painting of choice.
Pricing is where the apps split sharply. Reface charges $7.99/week or $39.99/year. AnyFace charges per-swap via credit packs: a 10-pack is $5, a 100-pack is $25. If you swap less than ~3 photos per week, AnyFace is meaningfully cheaper. If you swap 10+ per week, Reface unlimited is the value pick.
Output quality is closer than either company would admit. Reface has a slight edge on viral-template animation quality (because they tune for it specifically). AnyFace has a slight edge on photo and custom-target quality. Both produce HD output, neither watermarks the paid output.
Privacy: AnyFace stores saved faces on-device; Reface attaches the face to your account in the cloud. For privacy-leaning users, AnyFace is the better default.
FAQ
Q1Can I use both?
Yes. Reface for the viral-template-of-the-week, AnyFace for everything Reface doesn't have a template for. They cost similar money for moderate users and the audiences barely overlap.
Q2Is Reface unsafe?
Reface is safe to use, but their ToS permits broader use of uploaded media than AnyFace's. Read each app's data policy if it matters to you.
Q3Which has better TikTok templates?
Reface. They build hundreds of templates per quarter. AnyFace is open-target, so the templates depend on what you bring as a reference.
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Remaker if you also need background removal, image upscaling, and other generic AI photo tools. AnyFace if you specifically want a high-quality, fast face-swap experience.
Published 2026-05-26.