TruthLens Tools Hub

Smart insights for any claim or image

Check claims, assess sources, spot reasoning errors, and read links before opening them — pick a tool to start.

Available tools

Each tool runs in its own focused workspace.

The seven checklist tools run entirely in your browser — no account, no upload, nothing sent anywhere. The first two run an actual analysis.

How TruthLens AI works

No magic. A clear, repeatable way to spot videos that respect your time.

Step 1

Extract transcript

We read the full video transcript, not just the title.

Step 2

Analyze patterns

We detect clickbait, unrealistic claims, and vague advice.

Step 3

Score & explain

You get a clear score, verdict, and reasons why.

Secure Authentication
Encrypted accounts & sessions.
AI-Powered Detection
Transcript & vision-based analysis.
Privacy Focused
We never sell your personal data.
Abuse Protected
Rate limits & monitoring built in.
Browser extension

One-click checks, right on YouTube.

Install the TruthLens extension and a "Check with TruthLens" button appears next to Like on every video.

Tools FAQ

TruthLens tools — common questions

Which AI detection tool to pick, what each one does, and how to combine them.

Eight tools. Two run an actual analysis: the Video Legitimacy Checker for the claims in a video, and the AI Image Deepfake Detector for individual photos. Six run entirely in your browser with no account and no upload: the SIFT Fact-Checker, Source Credibility Checker, Logical Fallacy Checker, Misinformation Literacy Test, URL Safety Checklist and Image Verification Toolkit.

If you received a video and want to know what is being claimed in it, start with the Video Legitimacy Checker. If you have a screenshot or photo, use the AI Image Deepfake Detector. If you have a link in a message and want to know what to check about it, the URL Safety Checklist or the SIFT Fact-Checker are the right starting points.

Yes. Every tool has a free tier with no sign-up required. Paid plans add longer videos, larger images, higher daily quotas, batch analysis, and downloadable PDF reports.

No. The SIFT checker, Source Credibility Checker, Logical Fallacy Checker, Misinformation Literacy Test, URL Safety Checklist and Image Verification Toolkit all run locally. There is no server call, no upload and no account — you can confirm this by opening your browser's network panel while using them.

No. TruthLens runs entirely in the browser. There is also an optional Chrome extension that adds a one-click 'Analyze with TruthLens' action on any YouTube page.