Picsi.Ai vs Remaker AI

Picsi.Ai swaps and morphs faces in images and videos using InsightFace technology. Its web Studio handles image, video and GIF swaps, batch processing for up to 10 target files, and advanced controls. Inswapper Dax is the default model for free and paid users; it is described as preserving resolution, realism, texture and detail. On macOS, real-time camera and screen-capture swaps run with on-device processing. The iOS app supports real-time camera swaps and creation of images, videos and GIFs. A Chrome extension adds right-click swapping on sites including MidJourney, Leonardo.ai, Facebook, Google Image Search and X.com. The Discord bot supports single- and multi-face image swaps as well as video and GIF swaps. A Photoshop plugin puts each swap on a new editable layer and requires paid membership. The free plan costs nothing and provides 10 daily credits for single-face image swaps, with watermarks; GIF and video swaps are locked. Paid plans start at $9.99 a month. For web swaps, source and target images and results are permanently deleted seconds after delivery.

Remaker AI is a creative platform focused on image editing and AI video generation. Its photo editor can change selected parts of an image or apply edits described with a prompt. Other image tools include upscaling, background removal, photo effects, portraits, tattoo generation, and object erasing. Video features include AI generation, face swaps, and templates for short-form clips; supported video length is up to 30 minutes. Its API documentation lists face swaps, upscaling, video generation, background removal, and other tools. New users receive free credits for generating and exporting images and videos without a watermark. Remaker describes its web platform as the way to use the service and says there is currently no official app. Credit purchases are one-time payments, and credits do not expire. Packages range from 5.99 USD for 200 credits to 299.00 USD for 20,000 credits. The service says commercial use is not supported. It also says Stripe processes payments and it does not store card information; its terms limit refund eligibility to a first purchase, no more than 50 credits used, and a request within three days.