Deepfake Detector

Deepfake Detector is a web-based tool that analyzes audio, video, and image files to determine if they are real or AI-generated. It checks for subtle patterns and anomalies that indicate synthetic manipulation. You upload a file – or use the browser extension to right-click any media on the web – and it returns a verdict with a confidence score. The tool covers all major generators: MidJourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Flux, ElevenLabs, PlayHT, OpenAI, and more.

The detection works through separate purpose-built models for video, image, and voice. The video detector checks frame-level artifacts and lip-sync drift. The image detector examines skin textures, lighting inconsistencies, and generator-specific signatures. The voice detector analyzes formant timing, pitch variability, and compression artifacts. Results come with a probability score and a breakdown of the specific signals that drove the verdict. A free tier gives 50 detections per month, and there is a free demo for images without signing up.

This tool is useful for journalists verifying footage, businesses protecting against wire-fraud scams that use cloned executive voices, and individuals who receive suspicious voice messages or videos. The browser extension makes it easy to check media while browsing. The interface is straightforward: upload, wait a few seconds, and read the verdict.