Breaking-news footage and viral clips arrive faster than they can be verified. Give your desk a fast, documented second opinion on whether media is AI-generated or manipulated.
Publishing the wrong clip is the cost.
Manipulated and fully AI-generated video, images, and audio now circulate during exactly the moments newsrooms are under the most pressure — breaking news, elections, conflict. Manual verification is slow, and the reputational cost of amplifying a fake is high. A deepfake check gives reporters and fact-checkers a quick, repeatable signal to weigh alongside provenance and sourcing, so the desk can move fast without moving blind.
A quick check that fits an editorial workflow.
Analyze video, images, and audio for AI generation and manipulation across the major generators in each modality.
The Chrome extension lets reporters check media on social platforms and news pages without leaving the tab.
Each check returns a verdict and confidence score you can record in your verification notes.
Upload a file, paste a link, or use the Chrome extension on the page where the media lives.
Parallel forensic signals assess the media for the artefacts of AI generation and editing.
Get a verdict and confidence score in seconds to inform the editorial call — files purged after scan.
Treat it as one signal among several. The confidence score is a strong, fast input that belongs alongside sourcing, provenance, and reverse-image checks — not a replacement for them.
Yes — it covers video, images, and audio, which is essential for verifying UGC across formats.
Yes — the web app and Chrome extension require no engineering; an API is available if you want checks inside a CMS or verification tool.
Files are purged after analysis. Review the Privacy Policy for full handling detail before using it on sensitive material.
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