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Freemium
Call center teams
Fakivo detects deepfakes and manipulated video by analyzing visual artifacts that human eyes miss.
$9/month · Free tier: 2 checks/day, Ad-supported, No PDF download, Limited formats (MP4, MOV, AVI only), Max file size 250MB · Checked Jun 11, 2026
Fakivo is a video forensics tool that flags synthetic or altered footage by scanning for compression artifacts, pixel inconsistencies, and other traces of AI manipulation or editing. As deepfake technology has matured, so has the problem of distinguishing genuine recordings from convincing fakes—Fakivo sits squarely in that gap. The tool runs analysis on uploaded video and returns a confidence score on authenticity. Pricing is subscription-based but specific tiers are not publicly listed; you'll need to request a quote. The main limitation is that detection accuracy depends on the sophistication of the fake: state-of-the-art generative models can sometimes evade detection, and the tool works better on obvious manipulations than subtle ones.
Bottom line: *Use when you need a second opinion on video authenticity for journalism, legal review, or content moderation; skip if your threat model includes adversarially-trained deepfakes.*
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Fakivo detects deepfakes and manipulated video by analyzing visual artifacts that human eyes miss.
Fakivo is a video forensics tool that flags synthetic or altered footage by scanning for compression artifacts, pixel inconsistencies, and other traces of AI manipulation or editing. As deepfake technology has matured, so has the problem of distinguishing genuine recordings from convincing fakes—Fakivo sits squarely in that gap. The tool runs analysis on uploaded video and returns a confidence score on authenticity. Pricing is subscription-based but specific tiers are not publicly listed; you'll need to request a quote. The main limitation is that detection accuracy depends on the sophistication of the fake: state-of-the-art generative models can sometimes evade detection, and the tool works better on obvious manipulations than subtle ones.
*Use when you need a second opinion on video authenticity for journalism, legal review, or content moderation; skip if your threat model includes adversarially-trained deepfakes.*
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