DEEPFAKE Tutorial: A Beginners face swap Guide without GPU in one click
TLDRThe video script introduces a method to create face swaps using a tool called Roop, without the need for a powerful PC or pre-processing. It highlights the ease of using a virtual machine in Google Colab with a T4 GPU for efficient processing. The script guides through the installation of requirements, downloading the model, and setting up the files for the face swap. It also mentions the possibility of using alternative interfaces and the importance of being cautious due to potential bans. The video emphasizes the convenience of the process, with adjustable parameters and the option to use either CUDA or CPU, and suggests a more user-friendly version available on Patreon. The end result is a high-quality swapped video that can be further refined with editing software.
Takeaways
- 🎥 The video demonstrates a method to create a face swap using just one image without pre-processing.
- ⏱️ The process takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.
- 💻 No powerful PC is required, and the process can be done for free.
- 🛠️ A tool called Roop is used for face swapping, but it's no longer supported by its developer.
- 🔄 Alternatives to Roop include extensions for Automatic, 11.11, and Gradio UI, but they cannot be used in Google Colab.
- 🌐 Google Colab provides a free virtual machine to run the process.
- 🔧 Proper runtime settings are required, specifically choosing the T4 GPU for optimal performance.
- 📂 The user needs to download the necessary model and files, including the source video and target image.
- 📝 Parameters can be adjusted for the execution, including the choice between CUDA (using GPU) and CPU.
- 🎥 Post-processing with stable diffusion and editing software like DaVinci Resolve can improve the final output.
Q & A
What is the end result of the process described in the video?
-The end result is the creation of a face swap or deepfake video, where a face from an image is replaced onto a video without the need for a powerful PC or pre-processing.
How long does it take to achieve the result shown in the video?
-The process takes approximately 10 minutes of waiting to achieve the result.
What tool is recommended for creating a face swap in the video?
-The tool recommended for creating a face swap is called Roop.
Why is the Roop project not supported by the developer?
-The video does not provide specific details, but mentions that there was some scandal which led to the lack of support for the Roop project.
What are the alternatives to Roop mentioned in the video?
-The alternatives mentioned are extensions for Automatic, 11.11, and Gradio UI, which offer a convenient interface.
Why is the Gradio UI interface banned in Google Colab?
-The exact reason is not specified in the video, but it is mentioned that using such interfaces can lead to getting banned in Google Colab.
How can one avoid getting banned when using these tools?
-The video advises to be careful when opening notebooks that use these tools, as they may lead to bans in certain platforms like Google Colab.
What is the recommended method for creating a face swap?
-The video suggests using a virtual machine in Google Colab and following a step-by-step process that involves installing requirements, downloading the model, and using specific parameters for processing.
What type of runtime should be chosen in the Google Colab virtual machine?
-The recommended runtime type to choose is T4 GPU, which is available for free.
What are the parameters that can be adjusted in the face swap process?
-Adjustable parameters include the execution provider (CUDA or CPU), frame processor (phase swapper or phase enhancer), output video encoder, time frame quality, and whether to skip audio or process multiple faces.
How can one improve the quality of the final video?
-One can improve the quality by using editing software like DaVinci Resolve to adjust artifacts and nuances, or by extracting frames from the video and processing them in stable diffusion to fix any artifacts.
Is there an easier version of the notebook described in the video?
-Yes, a more convenient version of the notebook is available on the creator's Patreon, which simplifies the process and is designed to be easy to use.
Outlines
🎥 Introduction to Face Swapping with Roop
This paragraph introduces the viewer to the concept of face swapping using a tool called Roop. It emphasizes the ease of creating a deepfake without the need for a powerful PC or any pre-processing, and highlights the short waiting time of just 10 minutes. The speaker encourages viewers to watch the video to the end for full understanding and support. The paragraph also mentions that while Roop is no longer supported due to some unclear scandal, alternatives are available in the form of extensions and UIs, although some are banned in Google Colab. A reliable method is offered, which involves using a virtual machine in Google Colour and installing necessary requirements. The process of downloading the model and the files needed for the face swap is detailed, including the addition of the source video and image, specifying file locations, and adjusting parameters for execution. The paragraph concludes by mentioning a more convenient version of the notebook available on the speaker's Patreon.
🚀 Easy Face Swapping with Free Services
This paragraph discusses the ease of using the provided notebook for face swapping, which is accessible for free on platforms like Google Colab. It outlines the simple steps of choosing the device (CUDA or CPU), adjusting output video quality, specifying video and image paths, and running the process. The result is a processed video that can be downloaded, and the speaker suggests further refinements by extracting frames, using stable diffusion to fix artifacts, and editing with software like DaVinci Resolve. The paragraph concludes by praising the notebook for yielding solid results with just a single click.
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Keywords
💡Face Swap
💡Deepfake
💡Roop
💡Virtual Machine
💡T4 GPU
💡Requirements Installation
💡Model Download
💡Source Video and Image
💡Command Line
💡CUDA
💡Parameters Adjustment
💡Artifacts
Highlights
By the end of this video you can create something like this.
The result you just seen was obtained using just one image, without any pre-processing.
With just 10 minutes of waiting, it's just stunning!
You can replace a face, create a deep fake without a powerful PC and even PC at all, for free.
To create a face swap we will use a simple and highly effective tool called Roop.
Alternatives have already emerged in the form of an extension for Automatic, 11.11 and Gradio UI with a convenient interface.
We are in a virtual machine in Google Colour.
Google gives you a virtual machine for free.
To set proper runtime, choose T4 GPU.
It takes about 2 minutes to install our requirements.
Download the model and all needed files for creating a face lab.
Specify location to our file in command line.
Choose between CUDA and CPU for execution provider.
The video has just been processed and can be downloaded.
Extract frames from video and process them in a stable diffusion to fix the face.
A more convenient version of the notebook is available on Patreon.
This notebook works in Google Colab or similar free services.