How to Make an Emma Watson Deepfake

If you have watched the film adaptation for Harry Potter, you’ll know Emma Watson has come a long way in her acting career. She has been active for over 20 years and has garnered recognition, accolades, wealth, and a large social media following. Emma turned 31 on the 15th of April 2021, yet she looks younger than her age. Just like Scarlett Johannson, Emma is also regarded as one of the highest-paid actresses of all times. Conservative estimates show that her net worth is about $80 million. She’s an advocate for sustainable fashion, gender equality, and women’s rights.

Guide to Making an Emma Watson Deepfake

  1. Visit deepfakesweb.com and sign up.
  2. Select & Upload the video you want Emma Watson’s face to be on. (Person A)
  3. Download our Premium HD Emma Watson Faceset.
  4. Upload Emma Watson video to Person B.

More on Emma Watson

Late last year, rumors started making the rounds that Emma Watson was retiring from acting. These rumors were a result of her noticeable absence from the screen. As her manager put it in an interview in January 2021, Emma was “not open to taking new commitments at the moment.” Emma’s stellar performances in past appearances are perhaps one reason we felt her absence.


Emma Watson began her journey into the world of acting when she was 6. She enrolled at the Stagecoach Theatre in Oxford, England, to hone her dancing, acting, and singing skills. Armed with these skills, Emma performed in several school plays and Stagecoach productions, but her big break came with the Harry Potter series. Even while she was on set for the Harry Potter film series, she and her castmates took classes for about 5 hours daily. Watson has starred in many movies, including titles such as the Harry Potter series, where she starred in the eight films and grew into the Hermione role. In 2007, she starred in the BBC film Ballet Shoes, where her performance in the movie was regarded as piercing and aura-filled.

Other titles she has featured in include The Tale of Despereaux, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, The Bling Ring, This is the End, Noah, Colonia, Regression, etc. Her performances in films have always been described as top-notch, remarkable, touching, ferocious, energized, and able to connect with the audience. Watson can connect with the audience by first clicking with the character. She was given the lead role for the Disney live-action adaptation of Cinderella, but she turned the role down after failing to connect with the Cinderella character. But she was able to play the role of Belle in the film adaption of Beauty and the Beast, which ended up as the second most grossing film of 2017.


Aside from her forays in Hollywood, Emma Watson is known for a modeling career. In 2005, she held the position of the youngest person to cover the face of the Teen Vogue magazine. She has been the face of campaigns with brands like Burberry, Lancome, and People Tree, to mention a few. Watson advocates for sustainable fashion and once served as the creative adviser to People Tree in 2010. She’s also a board member of Kering, which owns luxury brands like Yves Saint Laurent and Gucci, and she’s a feminist, promoting girl-child education in developing different parts of the world.