Vivify

Vivify focuses on live camera transformation in the browser rather than offline still editing. After you upload or pick a reference face, allow the webcam, and press Start, the transformed view appears beside your original feed so you can keep talking and moving while you evaluate the look. The system keeps regenerating the camera view to follow expression, head turns, pose, and motion instead of locking a static overlay onto one frame.
Three live effects share that same session: Face Swap for a new face identity, Try-On for an outfit reference, and Restyle for a broader style reference. Creators often use Face Swap to try an alternate on-camera persona, Try-On to preview wardrobe ideas before a shoot, and Restyle when they want a more illustrative or themed appearance for short creative clips. Because the preview is browser-based, you can explore those modes without installing a desktop client first.
When the output needs to leave the browser and enter a broadcast or call workflow, the optional Vivify Live Client on Windows 10 or 11 and on macOS 13 or later with Apple Silicon publishes a virtual camera called Vivify Camera. That camera can be chosen inside OBS for Twitch, YouTube Live, or TikTok LIVE setups, and inside Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or Discord for meetings. The same account credits that power the live session also cover Vivify’s related AI image and video generators on the product site, which helps teams keep one workspace for both live camera work and supporting still or clip generation.
Vivify is built for streamers, content creators, and anyone who wants a different live look without building a heavy local graphics stack. The camera feed is not saved and is not shown to other users according to the product site. Use only faces and references you are allowed to use. Vivify is a paid subscription product with a free trial available after sign-up.