What does the browser extension do?
Live Swap and Voice Swap inside browser calls — no desktop app, no virtual camera to hunt for.
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The extension puts Live Swap and Voice Swap into video calls you take in your browser. There's no desktop app, no OBS and no virtual device to find in a settings menu — it changes the video and audio the calling site asks for, so the site simply receives the swapped version.
What using it looks like
What you need
- Chrome, or another Chromium browser — Edge, Brave and Opera all work — reasonably up to date.
- An account on a plan that includes what you want to use. Face and voice are granted separately, so a plan may include one, both or neither.
Where it works
Google Meet, WhatsApp Web, Telegram Web, Zoom in the browser, Discord and Microsoft Teams on the web. Anywhere else it stays quiet rather than half-working.
Note
The extension's swap runs on our servers, not in your browser. A browser extension can't carry a model of that size, so the frames make a round trip — which is why a steady connection matters more here than a fast laptop. The desktop app is the one that runs on your own machine.
Next: installing it.
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