Reface

What it does.

Reface is a company and a namesake creative app. The supplied spending chart uses the vendor label, so this entry preserves that scope rather than attributing all observed spending to the face-swap app. Reface’s official portfolio includes several products; the namesake app’s site describes face swaps, avatars, hairstyle concepts, headshots and animated images.

Adults exploring clearly labeled creative transformations with consent and appropriate image rights.

Packaged visual effects reduce the setup needed for a creative experiment.

The vendor site makes its multi-product portfolio visible.

This ranked name identifies a vendor. Its products and billing plans are described separately; a vendor-level spend rank is not a product ranking.

• Observed U.S. consumer-card spend: #18 · edition 7 · 2026-08 (article context; chart does not print a month) · United States · source label: Reface · vendor scope · No volume is supplied. Rank does not measure quality or suitability. U.S. consumer-card panel spending, not global revenue. August comes from article context; chart month is absent. Vendor scope does not isolate an individual app or its AI features. · Method and source

Understand the bill.

Pricing status: unclear · checked 2026-10-05

Model: Product-specific subscriptions and purchases; no verified unified vendor price or current U.S. offer.

As of: 2026-10-05

Status: pricing_not_verified

Notes: Pricing not verified. The vendor-level spend rank cannot establish the namesake app’s revenue or any individual product’s purchasing value.

Reface company portfolio ↗ Reface app ↗ Reface privacy destination ↗ Reface terms destination ↗

Know the boundaries.

• Face swaps and generated portraits can enable impersonation or false impressions.
• Different products have separate subscriptions and feature boundaries.

Privacy and data handling

Privacy evidence dated 2026-10-05

Cautions: Facial imagery is sensitive. Use your own consenting adult likeness or suitable synthetic material, check retention and deletion terms, and never upload someone else’s face without permission.

Reface company portfolio ↗ Reface app ↗ Reface privacy destination ↗ Reface terms destination ↗

IndustryNext / Practical work

IndustryNext: a bounded work scenario

Use approved synthetic or consenting-adult material to teach staff how manipulated portraits can create deceptive impressions, with prominent labeling and no external posting.

UES / Independent learning

UES: try an independent learning exercise

1. Compare a vendor’s demonstration with an ordinary unedited portrait you are allowed to view. List cues that could mislead an audience and draft a clear AI-edited disclosure. Uploading a face is unnecessary for this exercise.

Independent learning activities; no accreditation or academic credit is implied.