About Deep Live Cam
Deep Live Cam is a real time face swap and virtual avatar application for webcams and live video. It replaces the face in a live camera feed with a chosen face image, and it can be used through a virtual camera in streaming and video call software such as OBS. The project originated as an open source repository on GitHub, and the site deeplivecam.net distributes packaged paid editions with release notes and a news feed.
The editions listed are Lite and Ultimate. Ultimate builds are offered for NVIDIA GPUs (RTX 3060 or higher, Windows 10 or later, CUDA 13), for AMD GPUs and for Apple silicon Macs. Lite is intended for machines without a capable GPU and runs through the Decart API, which the user must supply their own key for. Recent release notes describe a turbo mode for NVIDIA cards, text based face selection, a face fader, a face library and a face picker. Priority support and an FAQ are available from the site.
It is aimed at streamers, VTubers and content creators who want a live avatar, and the same technology can place any supplied face on a person on camera. The site sets out no consent requirement, identity check or usage restriction for the faces that are swapped, and it does not describe any watermarking or disclosure feature.
Plans are subscription based and selected by GPU type. The plan pages do not show a price until a plan is chosen, and the Decart API is billed separately.