Swaplse is an AI generator for adult images and video: you describe a scene and get it back in about a minute. 4,580 works are published here right now - 2,324 clips and 2,265 stills - so you can judge the output before writing anything. The first generation of each mode is free.
Almost everything searched around PolyBuzz is about two things: getting the app, and using it without paying. If you are shopping for an alternative on those grounds, here is what changes and what does not.
No app, and that is the point
Swaplse has no APK, no store listing and nothing to sideload. It is a website that works the same on a phone as on a desktop - same account, same library, same generator. Nothing to update, no permissions to grant, and nothing left on the phone when you close the tab.
The practical difference for a phone user: results open in the browser and you save the ones you want. Video plays inline as you scroll the library rather than downloading first.
What free means here, exactly
The first generation of each mode - image, video, photo-to-video - costs nothing and needs no card. Browsing the whole published library, 4,580 works, needs no account at all. Beyond the free generations the site runs on coins, and nothing generates without you spending them deliberately. No trial that quietly turns into a subscription.
It generates, it does not chat
PolyBuzz is a chat app. This is a generator: sentence in, picture or clip out. If conversation was the appeal, the honest answer is that our chat is a different site (girli.app) and this one will disappoint you. If you wanted to see the scene rather than read it, this is the right door.
What you can make
Text to image, text to video, and photo to video - a frame you already have becomes a short clip. Video is not an afterthought here: 2,324 of the published works are clips against 2,265 stills.
Limits worth knowing early
Clips are seconds long and silent by design. Real people are refused, including celebrities, and so is anything involving minors. Nothing is published unless you choose to publish it.
Start
Pick image or video, type the scene, wait about a minute. The first one of each mode is free, so finding out whether it suits you costs a minute.
Nothing to install, which changes what to type
This runs in a browser tab, on a phone as readily as on a desktop, and the practical consequence is about typing rather than storage. On a phone keyboard people write short prompts, and short prompts work here - but only if the order is right. The first clause carries the most weight and the last is the first thing the model drops, so the subject goes first and the mood word goes last or not at all.
What a five-word prompt should contain
- The subject, plainly, with one physical detail:
tall woman, wet hair. - One thing happening, in the present.
- One light word, if you have room:
lamplightearns its place,beautifuldoes not.
Coming from a mobile chat app
Two habits transfer badly. The first is treating the box as a conversation - a follow-up message saying "now make her turn around" starts a fresh run with no memory of the last one, so each instruction has to be a complete description on its own. The second is expecting audio: clips are silent, nothing is generated on the sound side at all, and there is no setting that changes that.
What breaks on a small screen
Judging a frame on a phone hides the two faults that matter most, hands and eyes, because both are a few dozen pixels at that size. A render that looks clean on a phone and wrong on a monitor is the normal case rather than a bad run - check the fingers and both pupils at full size before spending another coin on a variation.