Swaplse review

What Swaplse does

Swaplse generates adult images and videos in the same interface: text to image, and photo animation, meaning image to video. There is no chat and no AI girlfriend, which sets it apart from Candy.ai or DreamGF elsewhere in this list. It is a generation tool and nothing else.

Video length

Swaplse now states a maximum of 10 seconds, at 720p and 32 frames per second (checked Oct 1, 2026; it stated 15 seconds on Sep 17, 2026). I measured ten clips from their showcase in September, before that change: nine fell between 5 and 15 seconds, one reached 25. Those measurements predate the tightened cap, which now puts Swaplse at the high end of the market rather than above it.

No audio, and no 4K despite what their first pitch said: they corrected that themselves when asked. Images go up to 1360 px, in six aspect ratios.

The pricing, and what it leaves out

The account and the gallery are free, but every generation spends coins. The three paid tiers grant 50,000, 150,000 and 500,000 coins a month for $19.99, $29.99 and $49.99, with roughly 20% off on an annual commitment.

The site does not publish the coin cost, but they gave it plainly on request: an image is 50 coins in fast mode, 100 standard, 200 at maximum quality, and a clip starts at 1,500 coins in 480p express, 2,500 coins for 5 seconds at 720p, more beyond that.

So the entry tier’s 50,000 coins works out to roughly 500 standard images, or about twenty short clips. That is fair for images and distinctly tight for video: if video is what you are here for, start one tier up.

On consent

Asked directly, they state that everything the tool produces is generated and fictional, that both uploads and outputs pass an age check, and that nudifying real people is refused. It is a clear position, uncommon in this corner of the market, and worth stating.

Who it suits

Anyone who wants clips at the upper end of the market and wants image and video in one place. Look elsewhere if you expect to try before paying, or if you need the same character to survive from one generation to the next.