Detect deepfakes before you share

Review images and video for synthetic or altered media signals, before you publish, trust or distribute them

Inspect high-stakes visual files to look for synthetic media patterns
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Verify text and image authenticity

  • Assess video and images for manipulation signals

  • Essential verification tool for newsrooms, legal forensic teams, and fraud investigators
  • Uncover face swaps, lip-sync manipulation and altered media
  • Support media verification workflows before distribution
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Frequently asked questions

Simple answers to your questions

What is a deepfake detector?
A deepfake detector analyzes media for patterns that may indicate synthetic generation or manipulation. It can help flag content for additional verification, especially when an image appears suspicious.
Can a deepfake detector prove that media is fake?
No. It provides evidence and indicators, not absolute proof. Verification should also include source tracing, reverse-image searching, metadata review and confirmation from trusted sources.
What types of files can be reviewed for deepfakes?
Deepfake detection commonly focuses on images. The available analysis may vary depending on the format, file quality, duration and whether the media has been heavily compressed.
Can compressed images affect deepfake detection?
Yes. Compression can remove visual detail and introduce artifacts that make analysis more difficult. Whenever possible, review the highest-quality available version of the media.
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