AI Video Detector — Deepfake Detection Tool
Upload video clips to detect AI generation and deepfakes with ZeroGPT's free AI video detector. Frame-level analysis with ML, OCR, and metadata signals. Check videos up to 50MB in 10-15 seconds for authentic vs AI-generated content.
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Video Deepfake Detector
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MP4, MOV, or WEBM up to 50MB
How ZeroGPT AI Video Detector Works
Instead of a single black-box score, the detector runs three separate checks — an ML model trained on generation artifacts, OCR analysis of any text rendered in the clip, and metadata inspection — and combines them into one confidence reading with a visible breakdown of what drove it.
Frame-Level ML Analysis
Our AI video detector analyzes each frame using machine learning models trained to identify visual artifacts and inconsistencies typical of AI-generated or manipulated video content.
Multi-Signal Deepfake Detection
Combining ML, OCR text analysis, and metadata inspection provides comprehensive deepfake detection beyond what single-method checkers can achieve.
Frequently asked questions
MP4, MOV, or WEBM, up to 50MB per clip.
Typically 10–15 seconds, depending on clip length.
The detector combines an ML model trained to spot generation artifacts with OCR and metadata checks into one confidence score — like every detection tool, it's a confidence reading, not absolute proof, so treat it as one signal alongside context you already have.
Yes, our AI video detector is designed to identify deepfakes and AI-manipulated videos. It analyzes frame-level inconsistencies, facial manipulation patterns, and other artifacts common in deepfake content.
Yes, ZeroGPT provides 3 free video detection scans without signup. You can upload videos up to 50MB in MP4, MOV, or WEBM format.
Unlike single-signal detectors, ZeroGPT combines three analysis methods: ML-powered frame analysis, OCR text detection, and metadata inspection. This multi-signal approach provides more reliable results than any single method alone.
Yes, as long as you can download the video file (MP4, MOV, or WEBM format under 50MB), you can upload it to ZeroGPT for AI detection analysis regardless of its original platform.
Lower quality or heavily compressed videos may reduce detection accuracy because compression can obscure the subtle artifacts the ML model looks for. Higher resolution videos generally produce more reliable results.
Yes, the frame-level ML analysis is specifically trained to detect facial manipulation and face-swapping artifacts commonly found in deepfake videos, in addition to fully AI-generated content.