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How to Use Kirkify

This is a quick, 3-step demo of how Kirkify actually works under the hood: you upload a photo, the GPU pipeline runs a Charlie Kirk face swap, and the result drops into the slider + download link.

If you already know the basics, you can skip this and go straight to the main Kirkify tool. Otherwise, grab a test photo and follow along.

Step 1 – Open Kirkify and upload an image

First we give Kirkify a source face. Everything else (HUD, queue, slider, My Jobs) hangs off this one action.

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Go to the Kirkify homepage

Visit Kirkify.nl. On the right you’ll see the main upload card with the Upload image button and a drop zone.

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Upload, drag & drop, or paste

Click Upload image, or simply drag a file onto the card, or paste an image (the JavaScript listens for all three and calls the same upload handler).

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Check the live preview

As soon as the file is picked, Kirkify shows it in the left “before/after” slider as the before image, so you know exactly what you’re sending.

Kirkify homepage with the Upload image button highlighted
Use this step for a screenshot that highlights the upload button and drop area.

Step 2 – Let the Kirkify AI process your Charlie Kirk job

After upload, the frontend creates a job, sends it to the controller, and listens to live events while the GPU runs the Charlie Kirk face swap model.

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Watch the status HUD appear

The HUD pops up with steps like Uploading image, Starting GPU AI server, and Processing image. These map 1-to-1 to events from the controller.

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Queue position & ETA

If there’s a queue, the HUD shows your position and a dynamic ETA based on recent jobs, so you see roughly how long your Charlie Kirk face swap will take.

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Job is stored under “My Jobs”

Each job is tied to a browser ID in localStorage + cookie, and it immediately appears in the My Jobs grid so you can reopen or download it later.

Kirkify processing HUD showing steps, queue position and ETA
Show the HUD with a real job in progress: queue position, ETA, and step checklist.

Step 3 – Compare before/after and download the kirkified image

When the job is marked completed, the frontend swaps in the output URL and enables the download link.

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Use the before/after slider

The right side of the slider becomes the Charlie Kirk version, controlled by a simple CSS variable; drag the knob to compare the original vs kirkified face.

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Click “Download kirkified image”

Once the job event includes the output URL, the Download kirkified image link turns active, points to the JPEG, and lets you save the meme in one click.

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Reopen it later from My Jobs

The same output URL is wired into your job card. From My Jobs you can preview both original and kirkified images, open the result in a new tab, or download again.

Kirkify before and after slider with the enabled Download kirkified image link
Capture the slider with the completed Charlie Kirk face swap and the enabled download link.

Quick Tips for Cleaner Charlie Kirk Swaps

A few simple choices on the input side make the kirkified result look more natural.

  • Use a single, front-facing face with decent lighting and no heavy motion blur.
  • Medium close-ups (head and shoulders) work better than tiny faces in the distance.
  • Avoid extreme filters; neutral colors help the model blend Charlie Kirk cleanly.

Ready to try it live? Head back to the main tool and start kirkifying: open the free Charlie Kirk face swap.

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