Twelve filmed skies.
Real time-lapse loops: Azure, Big Clouds, Feather Sky, Sunset, Dramatic Dusk, Golden Hour, Ember Sky, Rolling Fog, Night, Moonlit, Dancing Aurora and Milky Way.
Where: Sky in the dock, or Sky on a clip.
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Sky replacement.
Swish finds the sky in your photo or clip and swaps in a real one that moves. The rest of the picture is relit to match the new light.
Android 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet.
Thirty-one skies, and the light to match.
Nineteen more.
Fourteen photographed skies whose clouds flow in perspective, from Cotton Clouds to Storm; three with painted weather (Rainbow Sky, Downpour, Snowfall); and two painted night skies, Meteor Shower and Fireworks.
Light that matches.
Put a sunset behind a city and the city warms up too. Swish relights the foreground to sit in the new sky.
Clean edges.
Auto fits the sky to your photo. Change how far the sky reaches with the slider, or erase it by hand where it shouldn't be.
Where: In the Sky sheet: the sky amount slider, Erase by hand and Undo erasing.
Made for every kind of creator.
Grey-day photos.
A flat white sky becomes golden hour, big clouds or a starry night.
City and travel clips.
Swap the sky on a video, not just a photo. One fit follows the whole clip.
Mood pieces.
Storm, Brooding or Rolling Fog change the whole feeling of a scene.
Questions.
Does sky replacement work on video?
Yes. Swish fits the sky once from several frames and keeps it in place for the whole clip.
What if Swish can't find a sky?
The Sky sheet tells you, so you know to try another photo.
Can I fix the edge around trees or buildings?
Yes. Use the slider to change how far the sky reaches, and Erase by hand for the details.
Are the skies downloaded?
No. All 31 come inside the app, so they work offline.
Is Swish on iPhone?
Not yet. Swish is on Google Play for Android 8.0 and later, on 64-bit phones. An iPhone version is in the works.
Make your first move.
Swish is on Google Play. Install it, pick a photo, and show it what moves.
Get it onGoogle PlayAndroid 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet.