AI video evidence
Learn how to read AI likelihood, confidence, suspicious signals, unchecked signals, and limitations before you act on a result.
Sample full video report
Full video scanA full scan keeps the score, confidence, signals, limitations, and next steps visually separated so the report is easier to read.
Free reports include a basic audio technical check when audio is readable. Paid reports add bounded audio-motion consistency windows for a deeper evidence review.
AI likelihood
62/100
Checked signals suggest possible AI generation or manipulation.
Confidence
Medium
Based on media access and signal quality.
Timeline highlights
00:04–00:11 · face-edge texture inconsistency
00:12–00:18 · hand motion flicker
00:21–00:28 · compression lowers reliability
Source and media details
Duration, size, and source context were reviewed when available.
Sampled visual evidence
Visual signals such as faces, hands, edges, texture, and compression artifacts.
Motion consistency
Temporal flicker, warping, repeated movement, and scene-to-scene consistency.
Audio-video consistency
Basic audio technical checks run when readable audio is available; paid reports add bounded audio-motion timing windows.
Platform-private context
Private analytics, account ownership, and platform-internal labels are not available.
Sample limited link report
Limited link scanWhen a public link cannot expose enough video media, the page shows a limited report and pushes upload as the next best action.
AI likelihood
Not enough media
No numeric score when video media is unavailable.
Confidence
Low
Frame, motion, and audio/video signals were not checked.
Public link/source signals
The public URL shape, platform, and accessible source details were reviewed.
Media resolver attempt
The public link did not provide enough accessible media for a full video scan.
Sampled visual evidence
No original visual evidence was available from this link in the scan.
Motion and timeline analysis
Timeline sections require accessible video media or an uploaded original file.
Audio-video consistency
Audio-video consistency cannot be checked without readable audio and accessible media.
A simple “AI” or “not AI” label is not enough. Social videos are messy. They may be edited, compressed, reposted, cropped, or partly synthetic.
An AI Video Detector report is designed to show the evidence behind the result, not just a single score.
AI likelihood and confidence are different. A video can have a high AI likelihood but low confidence if the clip is short, blurry, or heavily compressed. A video can have a low AI likelihood but still not be proven real.
Use both numbers together. If confidence is low, treat the result as inconclusive.
FAQ
Likelihood describes the strength of checked signals; confidence describes how reliable this scan is based on media quality and available evidence.
Start with result state, confidence, and limitations before reading suspicious signals.
Some inputs lack enough frames, audio, duration, or source access. The report lists those gaps instead of hiding them.
