Browsing the web is a great way to find fun things to do. From games to joke sites, to Twitter accounts and Subreddits, you can always discover something that is either really cool or will provoke a laugh. Face mashup tools will give you a mix of both; merging two faces together sounds futuristic, but it's easy with simple free tools.

If you've never tried out face morphing before, we've included a simple explanation of what it is below this. We've also put together a quick list of the best face merge websites that you can use for free.

What Is Face Morphing?

Face morphing is the use of image manipulation programs to combine two separate images into a brand-new image. Usually, this image is of a face.

The earliest known version of a face mixer came from a practice known as "tabula scalata" that originated in the 1600s. It's the process of constructing two images side-by-side over a bumpy or ridged surface. These images can then be viewed as a "picture" if you look at each of them from a specific angle.

In the current era, you can morph two faces together online for free via websites and apps. You can also try out a celebrity face morph through quick image generators. Additionally, there are also professional design programs out there that you can use to morph faces, including Adobe After Effects.

While using these websites, you should always read the terms and conditions to check how they treat your photos. For this article, we've used the following two headshots on all the websites for comparison purposes:

With that out of the way, let's explore some websites where you can create your own face mash.

1. Image Mixer by Lambda Labs

Image Mixer homepage with morphing options

Image Mixer is among the very best online face morpher sites out there. It uses the popular AI model, Stable Diffusion, at the backend. The results you get are nothing short of amazing with this tool.

You can face morph up to five images with Image Mixer. These are called the inputs that you can select in the form of an uploaded image, a text prompt, or a URL. It also lets you set the strength of each input to decide which face becomes more prominent in the final morphed image. In addition to all that, you get the usual Stable Diffusion adjustments to fine-tune your final image.

The CFG scale decides how much the final product matches your inputs or prompts. The Num samples determine how many times the image is denoised and refined. The Seed is the starting point of the generation process and can alter the results to a great deal, and finally, you have Steps that add detail to the image.

Image Mixer is not limited to face morphing only; you can use it to merge images of all kinds. This, combined with one of the AI text-to-art generators, can be a powerful tool in your photo-editing arsenal.

2. Artbreeder Mixer

Two faces merged using Artbreeder Mixer

Artbreeder Mixer is another face-merger website that you can use to create mashups. It's not completely free, but you get plenty of free credits to play with.

It gives you a demo at the beginning that you can use without registering an account. However, you'll need to create one to continue using it. Besides, you get some advanced settings similar to those of Image Mixer when you're logged in.

Creating face morphs with Artbreeder Mixer is a breeze. Just upload your images, set the sliders to determine which image takes prominence, and, optionally, adjust the advanced settings. Once you're ready, hit Generate to produce one, two, or three face blends at a time.

3. FaceSwapOnline

Two faces morphed using FaceSwapOnline

Next on our list of mashups? Try FaceSwapOnline, a simple composite editor where you can make funny pictures and animations through simple selections.

FaceSwapOnline is different from the other websites on this list, in that it's not focused on animated morphs so much as it's focused on swapping out one face for another. To use this website, just upload your image, or try out the pre-generated content already on the site. Once your edits are complete, you can download your creation.

In the Morpher tab, you can merge two faces to create an animation of the morph. In contrast, the Compositer tab lets you create composites of two images.

Some other things you should know about using this site:

  • You can only "post, modify, or distribute" content that you own the copyright to.
  • When you upload your pictures to FaceSwapOnline, you grant it the ability to use your images "royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable," as well as "worldwide," as per the Terms of Service. Basically, it can do what it wants with your images once you've uploaded them to the website.

So, just be careful with these face mashup sites and how you use them. You should also be careful about what kind of pictures you upload, too.

Additionally, if you're looking for other funny pictures to use online, check out this list of the funniest websites for the best humor on the web.

4. FaceShape

Two faces morphed using FaceShape

FaceShape has tons of image manipulation tools, including a face morphing simulator. It's easily one of the simplest face mixer sites to use on this list. If you want to make fun and quick celebrity morphs without much effort, this is the site for you.

To proceed, simply upload the two images, and it'll automatically create a face morph for you. There're no fancy sliders or options to adjust. You just get quick but not-so-refined results that are great for having some fun.

5. facemorph.me

Two faces morphed using facemorph

For something a bit different, check out facemorph.me. By default, it lets you merge two randomly generated faces. You simply type something in either text box, and it generates a face from that. It produces a quick video to show the merging process, or you can use the slider to see each stage of the morph.

You can also morph two photos of your own. Click the three horizontal lines within each text box and click Upload Image. From the image you upload, facemorph.me manipulates it so that it'll work with its morphing algorithm. As such, the site isn't technically morphing your images exactly, but a reasonably close approximation of them.

Morph Things Online Using These Websites

Now that you know where to face merge online, you can try out these websites yourself. While some of them won't be able to give you the seamless results of a full-fledged design program, they should still be able to help you create a quick image manipulation for free.

If you are looking to swap faces instead of creating face morphs, there are plenty of websites that will get the job done.