Facefusion: Rendering and downloading the final video

Facefusion Try it →Watch full video →Alex Villabon · Oct 2024

Demo summary

The video walks through setting a frame trim range, clicking 'Start' to process the render through the terminal, and downloading the final MP4 file.

Step-by-step

Set the frame trim range to the desired length
Click Start to begin the rendering process
Monitor the progress bar and processor status in the terminal
Preview the final output in the bottom window
Click the download button to save the MP4 file to your local folder

Watch out for

Each additional processor selected increases render time as the system must process the entire video for every one.

Tips

Note that the preview window is often softer/lower quality than the final output to ensure faster performance during setup.

Highlights

“it's going to be rather quickly... that's how you generate your your first video with face Fusion”

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6:151:47Selecting and downloading AI models in FaceFusionThe demo shows how to switch between different face enhancer models (like GPEN-BFR) and face swapper models, which triggers automatic background downloads in the terminal.Facefusion· AI Face Swap Generator
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19:041:24Rendering and downloading the final videoCurrentThe video walks through setting a frame trim range, clicking 'Start' to process the render through the terminal, and downloading the final MP4 file.Alex Villabon