A new app called Reface - previously known as Doublicat - has risen in popularity on the Apple and Android app stores by allowing users to put their face on top of popular GIFs.. The app collects ...

Reface’s freemium app has, thus far, taken a tightly curated approach to the content users can animate, only letting you face swap a selfie into a pre-set selection of movie and music video ...

Gif: Alex Cranz. Ostensibly, REFACE is a kind of “deepfake” program which uses algorithms to sort out what you look like in 3D from a 2D photo, then, ...

Reface - the app formally known as Doublicat - allows users to put their face on top of popular GIFs, music videos, film scenes and pretty much any type of visual media.

Reface’s new feature combines both these things: you can animate old photos or paintings with songs, and you can also put your face in them for a more dramatic effect.

Reface, an app that lets you create gifs and videos that swap your face with celebrities' faces, announced Tuesday that it has raised $5.5 million in seed funding, with Andreessen Horowitz leading ...

Users of its iOS and Android apps still can't upload their own user generated video but the latest feature -- which it calls Swap Animation -- lets them upload images of humanoid stuff (monuments ...

Users of its iOS and Android apps still can't upload their own user generated video but the latest feature -- which it calls Swap Animation -- lets them upload images of humanoid stuff (monuments, ...