Five short videos showing exactly how to paste a social media link and get a real-or-AI verdict in seconds. No downloads. No technical knowledge required.
The complete scanning process, from pasting a social media link to receiving an AI detection verdict. No downloads, no complicated setup — just paste the link and let KweliAI analyze the content.
KweliAI is a free tool that checks whether images and videos on social media are real or AI-generated. You don't need to download anything — just paste the post link.
Go to the post on X or Reddit that contains the image or video you want to check. Copy the URL from your browser address bar. Then go to kweliai.com, paste the link into the scan box, and press Scan.
KweliAI extracts the media directly from the post and runs it through three detection models simultaneously — one for AI-generated images, one for deepfakes, and one for AI-cloned audio in video. The result arrives in under 10 seconds.
You receive a clarity score from 0 to 100 — where 0 is definitively real and 100 is definitively AI-generated — along with a verdict of Real, AI-generated, or Deepfake, and a confidence rating of High, Medium, or Low.
Free users get 5 scans per day on X and Reddit. No account is required for the first scan.
What a deepfake actually is, where they show up most often on social media, and how to spot AI-generated images and videos — including a live walkthrough of KweliAI checking a real post.
A deepfake is a photo or video that has been generated or altered by AI to look like real footage — a face swapped onto someone else, a voice cloned to say something the person never said, or an image generated entirely from a text prompt. They show up most often in viral clips, celebrity content, and posts designed to spread before anyone can check them.
KweliAI checks a post for these signals directly from its social media link, with no download required. Paste a link from X, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube into the scan box and KweliAI extracts the media and analyzes it.
The content is run through multiple AI detection models at once, returning a verdict — Real, AI-generated, or Deepfake — along with a confidence rating, usually within seconds.
Most AI detection tools require you to upload media, which means downloading it from the platform first — and downloading isn't always possible. This video covers how to verify a viral video or image directly from its social media link, with no download step, and how KweliAI analyzes that link to produce a verdict.
Most AI detection tools require you to upload a file, which means you first have to download the video or image from wherever it was posted. That's not always possible — some platforms block downloads, and saving media from someone else's post raises its own questions.
KweliAI skips that step. You give it the link to the post — on X, Reddit, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, or YouTube — and it analyzes the content directly from the link, no download or upload required.
This workflow works the same way whether you're checking a single viral video or a viral image, and it's built for anyone who needs to verify content quickly: journalists, fact-checkers, researchers, creators, or anyone who wants to avoid sharing misinformation.
The fastest way to check whether a photo or video is real: paste the link, run the scan, read the verdict. This video walks through the full workflow in under a minute, across X, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
Checking whether a photo or video is real comes down to three steps: copy the link to the post, paste it into KweliAI, and press Scan.
KweliAI extracts the media directly from the link — no download or upload required — and analyzes it using multiple AI detection models at once.
Within seconds you get a verdict of Real, AI-generated, or Deepfake, plus a confidence rating so you know how much weight to put on the result. It works the same way across X, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.
There's no single "best" deepfake detector — the right one depends on what you're trying to do. This video compares 4 leading tools in 2026 on accuracy, media coverage, ease of use, social media support, and price, and breaks down which one fits which use case.
Checking a viral social media post calls for a different tool than building deepfake detection into an app, screening for identity fraud, or verifying content for news and government use — so this video scores 4 tools head-to-head instead of naming one universal winner.
KweliAI — best for checking a viral post: free, browser-based, no download or account required for a basic check. Paste a link from X, Reddit, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook and get a verdict in seconds from 3 detection models covering image, deepfake, and audio analysis. Hive Moderation is best suited for developers integrating detection into their own product. Sensity AI is built for identity fraud prevention and KYC. Reality Defender is aimed at news, government, and other high-stakes verification.
The video closes with a decision matrix so you can match the tool to your actual situation rather than defaulting to whichever one is best known.