Direct answer: For most people in Malaysia, CapCut is the easiest face swap app to open first: it is already on most phones, its AI face swap tool is free with no sign-up, and it needs no new account. The catch is that CapCut's own dedicated face swap tool only works on photos, not video (checked 20 October 2026). If what you actually want is your own face swapped into a moving clip, a dedicated video tool does that job better: Rojak, a Malaysian tool that works over WhatsApp and charges per video in ringgit from RM4.90, or Reface, a global app built around face-swap video since its early years.
We checked each app's own pricing page, privacy page and language options directly on 20 October 2026. Prices move, so treat the figures below as a snapshot and confirm the number shown at your own checkout before paying.
Contents
- How to choose a face swap video app
- Rojak App: best for a Malay-first face swap over WhatsApp, paid per video
- CapCut: best free pick, but its face swap tool is photos only
- Reface: best dedicated face-swap video app, no ringgit price
- Remaker AI: best if you want to pay once and stop
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Related guides
- How we checked this
How to choose a face swap video app
Four things actually separate these apps once you try to use one on a real clip:
Does it swap faces in video, or only in a still photo
Several "AI face swap" tools, including CapCut's own standalone face swap tool, only process a single image. If the goal is a moving clip of yourself in a trend video, confirm the tool says "video" before you upload anything, not just "photo" or "image".
Do you pay per video, or only by subscription
Rojak sells by the video, in ringgit, with no subscription required. CapCut, Reface and Remaker are built around credits or a recurring plan, which costs more if you only want one or two clips a year.
Is there a Bahasa Malaysia interface, or English only
Rojak's website and WhatsApp flow are Malay-first, with English available. CapCut's face swap tool, Reface and Remaker's sites, as checked today, are English only, with no Bahasa Malaysia option visible.
Can you pay in ringgit, or only by card in another currency
Rojak and CapCut both show prices in MYR at checkout. Reface and Remaker price in USD on their own sites, with no ringgit figure published, so a Malaysian buyer is paying at whatever rate their card issuer applies that day.
Rojak App: best for a Malay-first face swap over WhatsApp, paid per video
Rojak's face-swap flow on WhatsApp puts your face into an existing viral TikTok-style trend video, sent and returned over WhatsApp or the website, no app install needed. It is Malay-first, with English available.
It is sold per video, not by subscription: RM4.90 for a 5-second clip, RM9.90 for 10 seconds, RM13.90 for 15 seconds and RM27.90 for 30 seconds (checked 20 October 2026). There is also a monthly membership, Ahli Rojak, at RM29 a month for 1,200 credits, enough for six 10-second clips at the per-video credit rate. Payment runs through its pay-per-video pricing page on the website or directly inside WhatsApp.
What it cannot do: it works best with one clear face in the source clip, a video takes a few minutes to come back rather than seconds, and the interface leads with Malay first. Uploaded clips are deleted after processing and are not used to train its models, according to its privacy policy.
CapCut: best free pick, but its face swap tool is photos only
CapCut's dedicated AI face swap tool is free, needs no credit card and no account to try once (checked 20 October 2026). The catch, confirmed on the tool's own page today, is that it processes a single photo, not a video clip, so it answers a different question to Rojak or Reface.
Inside the full CapCut app, face-swap effects exist as pre-made templates applied to a video you already have, rather than a dedicated face-swap-video engine. CapCut's own paid tier, CapCut Pro, is MYR48.90 a month or MYR314.90 a year, with a higher Ultra tier at MYR324.90 a month (checked 20 October 2026), for editing features well beyond face swapping.
What it cannot do: it will not turn your face into a moving clip through its dedicated face-swap tool, only a still image, and there is no Bahasa Malaysia interface on that tool.
Reface: best dedicated face-swap video app, no ringgit price
Reface is built specifically around face swapping in photos, GIFs and video, with over 300 million downloads of its apps. It is the most mature dedicated face-swap-video app in this comparison, with years of the one job rather than a feature added to a bigger editor.
Its own website lists no subscription price at all, and its dedicated pricing page returned a 404 when checked 20 October 2026; pricing lives inside the app, billed in USD through the App Store or Google Play, not shown in ringgit. There is no WhatsApp option and no Bahasa Malaysia interface on its site.
What it cannot do: quote you a ringgit price before you open the app, or let you pay per video the way Rojak does; it is subscription-first.
Remaker AI: best if you want to pay once and stop
Remaker AI is a web-based tool that lists a face-swap video feature alongside its image tools. It sells credits outright rather than a recurring plan: USD 5.99 for 200 credits up to USD 299 for 20,000 credits, with free credits on signup (checked 20 October 2026, its own pricing page). Nothing on the page states the exact credit cost of one face-swap video, which is a real gap if you are trying to work out price per clip before you commit.
What it cannot do: show a ringgit price, say upfront how many credits one video costs, or offer a Bahasa Malaysia interface.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free face swap app in Malaysia that works on video, not just photos?
Not fully free for video. CapCut's free tool only swaps faces in a still photo. For a moving clip, Rojak charges from RM4.90 a video and Reface and Remaker both run on paid credits or a subscription, with no video-specific free tier found on either, checked 20 October 2026.
Can I do a face swap on WhatsApp in Malaysia?
Yes, through Rojak, which runs its face-swap flow over WhatsApp as well as on its website, with no separate app to install.
Do Reface or Remaker accept ringgit or local Malaysian payment?
No. Both price in USD on their own sites as checked today, with payment through the App Store, Google Play or a card charged in USD, not MYR. Rojak and CapCut both show and charge in ringgit.
Which face swap app has a Bahasa Malaysia interface?
Rojak's website and WhatsApp flow are Malay-first, with English available. CapCut's face swap tool, Reface and Remaker were all English-only on the pages checked 20 October 2026.
Related guides
For editing a photo you already have rather than swapping a face, see our Best AI Photo Editors in Malaysia guide. For turning a photo into a moving video rather than swapping a face into an existing one, see Best AI Video Generators in Malaysia.
How we checked this
Every price, language option and privacy claim above was checked directly on each app's own website on 20 October 2026: rojak.app's live credit-pack pricing, CapCut's pricing page and AI face swap tool page, Reface's homepage and pricing URL, and Remaker AI's homepage and pricing page. We did not buy a subscription on any of the four; prices and currencies are quoted exactly as each site showed them that day.
