Crazy Face AI edits facial expressions in photos and video by prompt, template or mouse drag, up to 8K. Plans start at $3.99 per month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Crazy Face AI is a web-based facial expression changer and editor. It lets users alter the expression on a face in a photo by chatting with AI, dragging facial features with a mouse, or choosing from a library the site describes as 1000+ templates. The finished image can be downloaded at up to 8K quality.
The product has grown beyond single-photo edits. It now includes video generation, a selfie generator, pose changes, a hairstyle try-on filter, an image generator and tools for editing pet expressions. The company says it trains proprietary models to support special expressions such as a facepalm or a hand over the mouth.
The site describes a three-step flow. First, the user uploads a photo. Second, the user edits the expression by mouse, or selects one by prompt, template or an uploaded reference image. Third, the user generates the result and downloads it at up to 8K quality.
For video, the user supplies a photo and a template video, and the tool makes the photo copy the faces in that video. A separate face editor works on the frames of a video the user specifies. Long video is limited to the Pro plan, while Basic videos run up to 10 seconds.
The core editing tools are the live drag face editor and a parameter-based editor with 10+ controls, which together give detailed control over a single expression. The expression changer handles prompts, templates and reference images, and the company highlights support for hand-based expressions that many editors skip.
Supporting tools include the Crazy Selfie Generator with unlimited regeneration, Repose My Photos for viral selfie poses, Add a Smile, a face rotator and the Artful Me Editor. Face Detailer technology targets hair strands and skin texture. A YouTube Face Hub analyzes expressions from 11,690 viral thumbnails.
Crazy Face AI is a web-based AI tool for changing and editing facial expressions in photos and videos. Users can chat with AI, drag the face with a mouse, or choose from templates. It also offers selfie, hairstyle, pose and animal expression tools.
The pricing page lists Basic at $3.99 per month and Pro at $9.99 per month. An API plan is available through contacting the company. The page currently says purchases are paused.
The Basic plan shows a free 3-day trial that can be canceled for free within 3 days. The homepage also uses Start for Free buttons, but the sources do not describe a permanent free plan.
Basic allows 30 faces per month and facial expression videos up to 10 seconds. Pro allows 100 faces per month and long video support, and it is the plan associated with 8K quality, Repose My Photos and the animal tools.
The site says images can be downloaded at up to 8K quality. It also describes a proprietary Face Detailer technology that enhances hair and skin texture.
Yes. The pricing page lists an API plan that offers access to all Crazy Face features, including the expression changer, editor, video generation and selfie tools. Pricing is available by contacting the company.
Yes. It can generate videos from a photo by copying expressions from a template video, and it can edit or rotate faces in the frames of a video you specify. Long video support is a Pro feature.
It suits creators such as YouTubers who need expressive faces for thumbnails, people who want to fix portraits or selfies, and pet owners making meme content. Developers can use the API tier.