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AI video face swap uses a face reference to replace a person’s face in a target video while adapting the result to changing angles, expressions, and movement. You typically provide the video and one or more clear face references, then let the AI generate the edited result across the clip. Instead of masking and aligning everything by hand, you can describe the change and let Kling AI handle the edit. Learn more in the Kling VIDEO 3.0 Omni User Guide.

Yes. Kling AI can work with multiple reference images, including different angles of the same person. Showing the face from the front, side, or other viewpoints gives the model more facial information to work with and can help keep the person more consistent as the viewpoint changes. See the Kling Element Library User Guide for more on multi-angle references.

Yes. Kling AI supports reference-based face and character workflows for video, so you can bring a referenced face into moving footage instead of limiting the swap to a still image. This makes it useful for social clips, creative edits, and multi-shot scenes where the subject or camera keeps moving.