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AI Video Forensics

Verify any YouTube video in seconds.

Deepfake detection, video authenticity checker, and misinformation detection — evidence over hype.

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Transcript

Scored for clickbait, manipulation, and misinformation patterns.

Metadata

Channel authority and source signals cross-referenced.

Cross-check

Reconciled into a transparent truth verification verdict.

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TruthLens FAQ

Common questions about TruthLens AI

Direct, citable answers about how TruthLens scores YouTube videos for credibility, deepfakes, and misinformation.

TruthLens AI is a free AI tool that analyzes YouTube videos for credibility, misinformation, and deepfakes. Paste any public YouTube link and it returns a trust score, a verdict, highlighted red flags, and a transcript-grounded summary in seconds.

TruthLens extracts the video's transcript and metadata, runs claim detection against authoritative sources, scores source weight and tone, and inspects visual frames for deepfake artifacts. Each signal contributes to a single 0–100 credibility score with an explanation of why.

Yes. You can analyze public YouTube videos for free without an account. Paid Standard and Business plans add longer videos, batch analysis, higher daily quotas, PDF reports, and team workspaces.

TruthLens is built for journalists, fact-checkers, educators, researchers, and everyday viewers who want a fast, defensible answer to the question 'can I trust what this video is telling me?'.

Yes. The dedicated AI Video Deepfake Detector inspects frame-level visual artifacts and metadata to flag face swaps and AI-generated footage from models like Sora, Veo, and Runway. The Video Legitimacy Checker covers misleading claims and editorial framing.

TruthLens analyzes videos with English transcripts today and handles multilingual transcripts via auto-translation where available. Support for native non-English analysis is being expanded.