Today, I will introduce a head-swapping workflow developed by an online expert.

I call it the Mask Pose Forced Head-Swapping Method.

The so-called Mask Pose Forced Head-Swapping Method involves designing a mask for the head in the original image where the person's head needs to be replaced.

This is done to delete the head in the original image later on; this is the first input image.

Input the second image with the head that needs to be replaced, and obtain the openPose pose estimation of the person in the original image.

Note that this pose includes the head in the original image; this is the third input image.

In the prompt, input "delete the red area" to get the first image without the head as the input image.

This workflow will then recognize the controlnet pose openPose of the third image.

It will automatically and forcibly replace the head from the second image onto the original image where the head has been removed.

This method has a similar effect to the cropping head-swapping method I introduced earlier.