Your authorized face
FacePass clears a face you own — or one with written consent — before any swap.

Put your own authorized face into any scene — same identity, any look.
Upload a few clear photos of your own face, register them as a FacePass so Renoise clears your identity, then generate any scene and place your cleared face into it on Nano Banana Pro. The same face carries across every look. FacePass only works with a face you own or have written consent to use — never a public figure.
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What an AI face swap looks like in Renoise.
FacePass clears a face you own — or one with written consent — before any swap.
Place that face into portraits, costumes, eras, or styled scenes from one brief.
Swap into still images, or carry the face into motion with the video models.
No public figures, celebrities, or minors — authorized likeness only.
From a few selfies to your face placed in any scene.

Drag in a few clear, front-facing photos of yourself and register them as a FacePass to clear your identity.

Write the brief — "1920s detective, rainy alley, film-noir lighting" — and reference your FacePass identity.

Generate on Nano Banana Pro, swap your face into other scenes, then export at up to 4K.
FacePass holds your identity while the scene, era, and styling change — across a single Canvas.

Left your selfie, right the same face swapped into a Renaissance oil portrait — identity intact, era restyled.

The same face dropped into a 1950s film-star portrait — only the styling and lighting change.

Swap your face onto an original elf ranger — proof the identity holds under heavy restyling.

A gritty post-apocalyptic look from one selfie — same face, completely different world.
Both live in the same Renoise canvas — pick by what the swap needs. Nano Banana Pro for photoreal skin and lighting, GPT Image 2 when the brief is precise and instruction-heavy.
| For face swaps | Nano Banana ProRecommended | GPT Image 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Photoreal skin and lighting | Precise instruction following |
| Realistic faces | Best | Good |
| Works with FacePass | ✓ | ✓ |
| Up to 4K export | ✓ | ✓ |
| Same canvas | ✓ | ✓ |
A face swap and a deepfake use overlapping technology, but they are not the same thing — and the difference is entirely about consent. A deepfake puts someone’s face onto content without their permission, usually a public figure or a private person who never agreed. That is the use Renoise does not support and most platforms prohibit, because it is built to deceive. A legitimate AI face swap starts from a face you are allowed to use: your own, or one where the person has given written consent.
That consent step is what FacePass enforces. Before any swap, you register the face and clear it — Renoise treats real human faces as identities that need authorization, not as free assets. Detectable real faces are blocked from generation until they pass that clearance, so you cannot quietly drop in a celebrity or a stranger. Public figures and minors are never permitted.
In practice the workflow is the same one you would use for a styled portrait: clear a FacePass, write the scene as a spec, and generate on Nano Banana Pro so your face stays photoreal across every look. Keep the framing cues consistent and only the scene changes — your identity, placed where you want it, with the authorization to back it up. That is the version of "face swap" worth doing.
Face swaps lean on a few things — and Renoise gives you FacePass, Nano Banana Pro, and many other models in one canvas.
Clear your own face once; your identity stays locked across every scene and model.
Renders photoreal skin and lighting so a swapped face reads as real.
Carry a cleared face into motion with Seedance 2.0 or Kling 3.0 Omni.
Switch between Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, and more per shot.
One plan unlocks FacePass, Nano Banana Pro, and every other model.

Clear a FacePass and generate, with watermark-free exports on paid plans.
You upload clear photos of your own face and register them as a FacePass. Renoise clears that identity, then places it into any scene you describe on Nano Banana Pro — so the result is recognizably you, swapped into a new look rather than a generic stranger.
Only a face you are authorized to use — your own, or someone who has given written consent. FacePass requires that clearance step, and detectable real faces are blocked until they pass it. Public figures, celebrities, and minors are not permitted.
No. A deepfake uses someone’s face without permission to deceive. A face swap in Renoise starts from a cleared, authorized identity through FacePass. The technology overlaps; the difference is consent, which Renoise enforces.
Yes. Once a face is cleared through FacePass, you can carry it into motion with Seedance 2.0 or Kling 3.0 Omni. Video face clearance can take a little longer to process than images, then the cleared face works as a reference.
Nano Banana Pro for most swaps — it renders photoreal skin and lighting so the face reads as real. Use GPT Image 2 when your brief is precise and instruction-heavy. Both work with FacePass and live in the same canvas, so you can switch per shot.
Up to 4K. Choose 1K for web, 2K for most uses, or 4K for print and large displays. Generate at the highest resolution you may need so you keep detail without re-running the swap.
Yes — that is what FacePass is for. It holds your identity across scenes, eras, and styles, so a noir portrait and a cinematic role are clearly the same person. Keep framing and lighting cues consistent and only the scene changes.