Journalists fact-checking viral content need reliable ways to spot AI-generated material. Educators grading assignments face the same challenge. Content creators want to verify their sources aren't synthetic. Business teams fighting misinformation require detection tools that actually work.
isFake.ai scans text, images, video, and audio for AI fingerprints — all from one dashboard. You upload content and get instant analysis with color-coded highlights showing exactly where the detection algorithm found suspicious patterns. It covers major AI writing platforms like ChatGPT and Claude. Image generators too. MidJourney. DALL-E.
Video detection goes deeper than most tools. isFake.ai analyzes TikTok and YouTube footage frame-by-frame, catching lip-sync errors and facial glitches that reveal deepfake manipulation. Audio files get waveform analysis that spots synthetic speech patterns in MP3, WAV, and AAC formats.
A social media manager investigating a suspicious brand mention video can upload the file and see visual heatmaps highlighting manipulated sections. Confidence scores come with actual evidence rather than just percentages. isFake.ai trained on millions of real and synthetic samples to improve accuracy.
AI detectors aren't perfect though. They sometimes flag human writing as artificial, which limits their usefulness for academic integrity checks. Still, having multi-modal detection in one place beats juggling separate tools for different content types.
Plans start at $7.99 monthly for unlimited scans after the free trial.
