AI Face Swap FAQ
everything, in plain language
This AI face swap FAQ answers the questions people ask most about ActLike AI: how the app works, what a video costs, how credits and refunds work, and what you may create with it.
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What is the short answer to most ActLike AI questions?
ActLike AI is an app for iPhone (iOS 17 or later) and Android that turns a clip of one person, up to 20 seconds, and a photo or description into an HD character video. Credits cost 1 per second at 480p or 2 at 720p, packs start at $1.99 with no subscription, failed videos refund automatically, and the app store handles purchase refunds.
Getting started
The opening part of our AI face swap FAQ: what you need before a first render, and what happens the moment you sign up.
You need an iPhone on iOS 17 or later or an Android phone, a clip of one person up to 20 seconds long, and either a photo you have permission to use or a short written description of a character.
How the technology works
This section of the AI face swap FAQ looks at the model itself, the supported formats and render speed.
ActLike AI tracks the person in your clip frame by frame, rebuilds your character onto that motion so head turns and expressions carry over, and with Scene Match on, adjusts the character to the lighting of the scene.
Credits and billing
Money questions come up in every AI face swap FAQ, so here is how credits work and what happens when a render fails.
ActLike AI charges 1 credit per second at 480p and 2 credits per second at 720p, plus 1 credit for Scene Match. A typical 10-second video at 480p uses about 10 credits.
Rights, safety and privacy
The part of the AI face swap FAQ that matters most: what you may publish, and how we treat the files you upload.
Under the ActLike AI Terms of Use you keep ownership of your content. The app itself is licensed to you for lawful personal or internal creative purposes.
Still stuck after this AI face swap FAQ?
If this AI face swap FAQ has not solved your problem yet, most remaining tickets fall into one of three buckets.
If your video looks soft, revisit your inputs first: a brighter, front-facing photo and a steadier clip usually solve it straight away. If a video failed, the app has already returned its credits. If credits from a purchase are missing, use restore purchases in the app, then see the refund policy.
Finally, if you are unsure whether a project is allowed, read the terms of service before creating anything. When something still feels unclear, ask us directly rather than guessing. We answer licensing questions in detail, because getting this right protects everyone.
