Facy AI vs CrazyHorseAI

Facy AI runs entirely in the browser and bundles face swapping, head swapping, upscaling, background removal, and generative image and video tools behind one account. You upload photos or clips, pick the workflow you need, and download results without installing desktop software. The free photo face swap page works without signup, while video workflows and higher-quality exports rely on credits or paid plans.

Most face swap sites stop at a single photo editor, but Facy AI threads photo swaps, multi-face video replacement, batch processing, 4K upscaling, and text-to-video generation into the same studio. Paid tiers scale video quotas from 20 two-minute clips on Basic to 30 sixty-minute clips on Pro, which matters if you need length rather than one-off memes.

Creators testing short social edits, meme makers swapping faces in stills, and small teams prototyping video concepts are the core audience. The Google Play app and browser interface share the same toolset, so you can start on desktop and finish on a phone.

CrazyHorseAI was an image editing API that used Stable Diffusion to generate and customize AI avatar images from text prompts. Users uploaded a reference photo, described changes to clothes, hair, pose, or background in natural language, and received edited renders through an API or Telegram bot demo.

The service targeted developers who wanted avatar generation without running their own GPU infrastructure. Documentation covered API keys, model training, and Telegram integration for quick tests.

The crazyhorse.ai domain now shows a Spaceship.com for-sale listing with no product access. The original API and website are no longer reachable as of this enrichment run.