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Is there any way to make deepfake videos without a fancy computer? For example, run the DeepFaceLab on a website so your own computer won't get involved?

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  • $\begingroup$ Please explain your usecase. On what videos are you planning to apply deepfake? $\endgroup$
    – georg.dev
    Commented Aug 5, 2019 at 7:37

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Yes. There are services that provide free environment to run jupyter notebooks for research purposes (with GPU included, which is crucial for neural networks) - such as Google Colaboratory and Kaggle Kernels. Although they limit how long your computation may run (12 and 6 hours accordingly), which adds some difficulties to the process, although I think it is possible to bypass these restrictions.

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Take a look at using AWS You can spin up an instance with as much processing power as you need and by using their pre-built images it will already be preconfigured with a lot of the packages etc you might need for any kind of ML.

I see you wanted to use DeepFaceLab which I guess requires some kind of GUI so unsure if this is suitable for your requirements but check it out, it seems to be the best way to perform high-processing machine learning without the fancy computer

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