Video authenticity
AI Video Detector
Use Toren to check whether a video looks AI-generated, deepfaked, edited, or fake. If you are asking “is this video real?” this page is the direct scanning path.
25 free tokens
Use tokens to run scans
Checks frames
Looks for inconsistent frames across the clip
Clear result
Overall outcome with confidence context and supporting signals.
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What you can scan
- Common video file formats (MP4, MOV, AVI, etc.)
- Large or small videos
- Screenshots of videos (less accurate)
Heads up: video URL scanning is disabled. Download the full video or try a screen shot.
Videos use 4 tokens. See token costs.
When to use it
- Face swaps and impersonation clips
- Fake “breaking news” footage
- Edited evidence or staged incidents
- Viral clips where you are asking if the video is real
How to interpret the result
- Very likely AI: strong AI or deepfake-style signals are present
- Mixed signals: not enough evidence to be confident either way
- Very likely Non-AI: the clip does not show strong AI-style signals
For anything important, double-check the source and look for more proof.
Why create an account
- Results saved to your account
- New accounts start with free tokens
- Buy more tokens when you need them
AI Video Detector FAQ
Can you scan YouTube or TikTok links directly?
No. Video URL scanning is disabled. Download the clip and upload it instead.
Does trimming the clip help?
Yes. A shorter clip that focuses on the section you aren't sure about can help.
Is a “Mixed signals” result partially AI?
Not necessarily. It means we don’t have enough evidence to be confident either way.
How many scans do I get for free?
The homepage includes a small free scan allowance. New accounts then start with 25 free tokens for full scanning.
Related guides
Use the plain-language deepfake guide for quick checks before you run a full video scan.
Read the help guide for direct URL limits, upload advice, token usage, and result interpretation.