How to Make a Taylor Swift Deepfake

An avid Taylor Swift fan will describe her songs as a mix of ideas from pop, electronic, and rockmusic genres. Taylor isn’t a newbie on the scene – we’ve heard about her since the early 2000s, and she has churned out great tunes ever since. She has many albums to her name, including Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, and Red, to mention a few. Her second album Fearless received a diamond certification from the RIAA. Taylor Swift is worth an estimated $365 million, and she has sold more than 200 million records worldwide.

Guide to Making a Taylor Swift Deepfake

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

Why we love Taylor Swift

Love pop? You’ll undoubtedly love a few Taylor Swift tracks – who doesn’t? We’ve all loved hot tunes like I Knew You Were Trouble and You Need to Calm Down, as well as We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together and Look What You Made Me Do. These singles mentioned above are chart-topping singles and have opened doors for several awards for her.Taylor Swift’s foray into arts and entertainment took off when she turned nine. She enrolled and featured in several Berks Youth Theater Academy performances before eventually shifting her focus to music. Taylor’s inspiration came from listening to Shania Twain and Dolly Patron, and at the age of 12, she learned to play the guitar. Her guitar tutor also taught her the basics of songwriting and guided her as she wrote her first song, “Lucky You.” This marked the beginning of new things as she moved to Tennessee to have more time for music. Around this time, Taylor had written several original songs and also modeled for the clothing line Abercrombie & Fitch.

In early 2004, Taylor signed to Big Machine Records, owned by Scott Borchetta, and with proceeds from the signing, her father bought a 3% stake in the company. It was under the Big Machine Record label that she produced her first album. It was somewhat challenging for her at that time because the label was in its infant stages. At one time, Taylor’s mum acted as her promoter through radio and TV tours and interviews. In 2010, Taylor grabbed a Guinness World Record for being the female artist with the fastest-selling digital album. She holds 35 Guinness World Records and was named the 2010 “Artist of the Decade” and “Woman of the Decade” by AMA and Billboard. Taylor is the recipient of 11 Grammy Awards, 2 Brit Awards, an Emmy Award, 11 MTV Video Music Awards, 25 Billboard Music Awards, and 12 Country Music Awards. Taylor also holds 32 AMA awards, making her the only music artist to win the most American Music Awards.

In October 2012, Taylor released her fourth studio album Red, and by 2014, she had sold more than 8 million copies of the album. Towards the end of the first quarter of 2014, she was already working on 1989, her fifth studio album. She sold more than 10 million copies by mid-June 2017.Taylor Swift is also a philanthropist and is known for giving generous amounts to support causesshe believes in. She’s also a feminist and a pro-choice advocate and has interests in politics.