FaceMorpher Lite

Different types of multimedia items evolved over the years, and even pictures became quite an important resource of operation. For instance, small animations composed of multiple pictures are pretty common, and there are tons of tools you can use to create them. As the name suggests, FaceMorpher Lite wants to help you morph portrait pictures and save them as clips.

You’re easily guided by the setup process through all necessary steps to ensure proper deployment. There’s also the option to have the program automatically launched after the installer closes. A pretty clean interface shows up, with a couple of slots for the source and destination pictures.

Supported file formats aren’t abundant, but you do get to work with some popular formats like JPG and BMP, and this applies to both source and destination portrait. Filling up either of the slots takes you through a wizard in which you get to pick the image of interest, and select the face region for clear blending of the two images.

Once the two images are added, a third slot appears to serve as a preview section. The source pictures are also fitted with face detection modules which you can use to fine-tune all areas of the face. The preview is fitted with a slider configurable with frames, depending on which the transition either becomes smooth or fast.

As a result, you project comes out as an animation, which can either be a movie under several popular formats, or an animated GIF picture. A few quality settings are at your disposal to configure size of the video, whether to adjust complexions, a caricature mode, manual photo adjustment, and photo swap.

All things considered, we can state that FaceMorpher Lite is a fun application to use in order to create morphing portraits. Several video formats are available for export, while automatic face detection gets the job done right. Unfortunately, there are no color control or effects to bundle with your creation.