What does face morph do?

It generates a short video that blends a starting portrait into an ending portrait.

What should I upload first?

Start with the portrait you want to see first, then add the portrait you want the video to reach.

Does face morph use credits?

Yes. The current credit estimate appears on the Create video button before you generate.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. The two portraits guide the transition; no extra prompt is required.

What can I use a face morph video for?

Use it for creator concepts, social tests, pitch mockups, product reveals, or any short clip where the transformation itself is the point.

Which image formats can I upload?

Upload PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, or AVIF images up to 20MB each.

What if the transition looks off?

Try a different source pair and generate again. Similar framing and a less extreme angle can help the blend read more clearly.

Face Morph Video From Two Images

Upload a starting image and an ending image, then generate a short morph video you can review, download, or create again.

Create

Starting image

Ending image

Sample morphs

How to create a face morph video in Ezier

01
Choose the starting image
Select the portrait you want to see at the beginning of the video.
02
Choose the ending image
Select the portrait you want the morph to reach.
03
Create and review the video
Generate the video, then watch how the two portraits blend.
04
Download the result
Save the version that matches the look you want.

Explore face morph video examples

These reference examples show different transformations you can create from two portraits.

A reference face morph example with two male portraits and a smaller portrait between them.

Create a portrait-to-portrait transition

Generate a short video that transforms one portrait into another, with the change itself as the visual focus.

A reference face morph example showing younger and older portraits with a smaller portrait between them.

Try a stronger age transformation

Use portraits with a larger age difference to explore a more noticeable change in appearance.

A reference face morph example with two female portraits and a smaller portrait between them.

Explore changes in the final look

Test different portrait pairs to see how the generated video handles changes in features, hair, and expression.

Tips for a smoother face morph

Use two portraits that are easy to align. Similar framing and clear facial detail give the generated transition a better starting point.

Choose clear, well-lit portraits

Use a front-facing or near-front-facing portrait with visible eyes, mouth, and face shape.

Keep the framing consistent

Match head size, camera angle, and shoulder position across both portraits to reduce visible jumps.

Simplify the background

Busy scenes, strong shadows, or objects near the face can distract from the blend. Use AI Image Editor if the portrait needs a quick cleanup.

Use portraits you have permission to edit

For mockups, social tests, and client work, use images you are allowed to transform and share.

Ready for the reveal?

Turn two portraits into a transformation.

Upload your starting and ending images, then watch the change unfold in a short video.

Face morph FAQ

Answers about source images, credits, prompts, results, and next steps.

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