FaceHub vs iSamurai

FaceHub is an AI face-swap, photo-editing, and video-editing app for Android, iPhone, and macOS. It can turn selfies into generated videos, animate still photos, create AI voice, and apply face swaps, artistic filters, effects, and 3D photo treatments. Photo tools include portrait retouching, enhancement, high-resolution export, studio-style portraits, hairstyle previews, and hair-color changes. Video features include face dancing, photo-to-video templates, animated photos, stylized scenes, outfit and hairstyle try-ons, AI avatars, music, filters, and effects. Photos, portraits, and videos can be exported and shared to social platforms. The listed maximum output resolution is 1080p, and supported media is photo. Google Play classifies it as entertainment for ages 17 and up. The listing says editing happens locally and no facial data is collected or stored, while its data-safety disclosure says photos, videos, app activity, and personal information may be collected or shared, with no deletion option.

iSamurai is a browser-based AI creative suite for generating and editing images and transforming photos, GIFs and videos. Its face-swap tools work on those media types, and Multiple Faces Mode can swap several people in one image or clip. Paid plans add video face swap and head swap, which replaces a whole head, including hair and head shape. Character Swap replaces an entire person while preserving scene motion; Animate transfers motion from a video to a still character. Image tools generate and edit from text prompts, support region inpainting and combine multiple images. The suite also includes photo restoration and AI slow motion, with options up to 8× on Samurai. Free signup provides 10 monthly credits and 10 more per daily login, without requiring a credit card according to the maker. Monthly plan credits reset each billing cycle; daily login bonuses and booster credits do not expire, and failed jobs are refunded automatically. Paid monthly plans start at $9.90 per month. A REST API with API-key authentication covers face swap, slow motion, image restoration and other processing tasks.