Visual forensics
Texture, noise, compression and object-boundary cues.
DetectFake screens photos and sampled video frames for signs of AI generation and manipulation. Review the signals alongside the original source: a detector result is an estimate, not proof that media is real or fake.
Authenticity report
Illustrative report
Example verdict
AI Generated
85%
confidence
Fast
Local inference
Explainable
Signal evidence
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Explainable detection
DetectFake checks photos, screenshots, artwork and sampled video frames for patterns linked to generative AI, deepfakes and manipulation. Each scan returns a probabilistic verdict, confidence score and the signals that influenced it.
Texture, noise, compression and object-boundary cues.
Frame sampling and consistency signals across a clip.
Face-region evidence such as skin texture and structural cues.
Clear confidence rather than pretending every file is certain.
Start with the AI image verification guide or the viral video verification guide for a step-by-step review.
Record your sources, evidence and next steps in the free verification worksheet, then download your notes as a text report. Notes stay in your browser until you download them; they are not saved when you leave the page.
A camera photo can trigger AI-like signals after editing, scanning or compression. An AI-generated image can also escape detection. A confidence score is not a guarantee of accuracy for your file.
A processed document or WhatsApp image describes how a file may have been handled, not proof of its origin. Do not use a scan alone to establish someone's identity, authenticate a document or resolve a dispute.
Read AI detector accuracy and limitations and our analysis methodology before relying on a verdict.
DetectFake provides probabilistic forensic assessments and is not a substitute for expert review. Results should be interpreted alongside provenance data (C2PA, EXIF, chain of custody) before high-stakes decisions.