How to Face Swap using Photoshop
TO BLEND FACES:
- Open up Photoshop.
- File > Open > D Drive > Data Store > Your File > (Your Movie Scene/Poster).
- Open up layers (Window > Layers) and copy the Background layer.
- Turn off the eye next to the Background layer.
- File > Open > D Drive > Data Store > Your File > (The image you are editing in).
- On the toolbar to the left of screen, there is the ‘Lasso Tool’, click on it.
- Drag around the area you want to select and place into the other scene and it should come up with a ‘marching ants’ selection area.
- On the keyboard, press Ctrl and C (copy).
- Go back to your Movie Scene and on the keyboard press Ctrl and V (paste). Your face should come up as a new layer.
- On your keyboard, press Ctrl and T (transform). This will mean you can reshape your face. If you want your face to stay proportionate, hold down SHIFT.
- Shape your face to be in line with what it is blending with. Once you have done this, press enter.
- Left click on Layer 1’s box, and click on Select Pixels.
- Go up to Select >Inverse
- Go up to Select > Modify > Expand. Make the Expand By: to 6 pixels, and press OK.
- Turn off the eye next to the Layer 1
- Go up to Select >Inverse and the face that is being replaced should be selected.
- Click on the Background copy layer, then on your keyboard, press delete, then Ctrl D.
- Turn the eye back on Layer 1.
- Holding Ctrl, select layers Background copy and Layer 1.
- Up the top of Photoshop, go to edit > Auto-Blend Layers > Blend Method: Panorama >OK