VerifyLabs.AI Deepfake Detector by VerifyLabs.AI

Is it real? VerifyLabs.AI tells you whether an image, video or voice was made by a human or by AI, without leaving the page you're on.

Drop it in

• Drop files into the sidebar, paste an image, drag one from a web page, or paste a link
• Right-click any image, video or audio on a page and choose Verify
• Check several files at once, with the credit cost shown up front

Catch cloned voices on calls

• The live monitor checks the voices on a call in the browser (Google Meet, Microsoft Teams) every few seconds
• A live timeline shows each clip as human or machine-made, with an alert when a voice sounds cloned
• Silence is skipped for free, and monitoring stops at a credit limit you set

See the evidence

• A clear verdict with the machine-made probability
• Confidence breakdown: human, AI-generated and deepfake
• The likely AI generator, such as Midjourney, Flux or GPT-4o
• Optional contextual analysis for images: what's shown, whether it looks staged or reshared, and what to check next
• Videos are checked twice, picture and soundtrack

Right where you browse

• Snip any area of the screen to check it, including video frames
• Scan a page and pick which images to check, with results pinned on the page
• Optional one-click Verify buttons on any site, or just on X, LinkedIn, Facebook, WhatsApp Web and Gmail

Keep a record

• Every result is saved on your device: search it, filter it, export it to CSV
• Printable reports for any result, plus a share image

The live call monitor in the Chrome and Edge versions isn't available in Firefox, because Firefox doesn't let extensions record a tab's sound.

You need a VerifyLabs.AI account. See plans at https://verifylabs.ai/pricing/

VerifyLabs.AI gives a probability, not proof. Use results alongside other checks.