Advanced AI searches real sources and tells you whether a news story, URL, image, or video is true, false, or misleading.
State-of-the-art AI · Real‑time source verification · Free account — one check a day
From any suspicious content to a clear, source-backed verdict.
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Justifact uses AI models and web search to find relevant sources. The analysis compares claims with the evidence found and explains the verdict, including the limits of the available information.
Analyses may be retained on the server, including those made without an account, for results and subsequent checks. See the privacy policy for details about the data processed and your rights.
Yes. Justifact accepts content in any language, and sources are searched globally, so they can be in any language too. On this site the verdict and the analysis are written in English, whatever the language of the page.
The confidence score (0–100%) reflects the consistency of the evidence found. A high score (>80%) means that multiple independent sources clearly confirm or deny the claim. A low score indicates contradictory or insufficient evidence.
Yes. The Free plan includes checks every day — text, URL, image or video — at the same standard as the paid plans, plus the browser extension and analysis history. No credit card required.
Yes. You can use the website on phones and tablets. Available apps and extensions are shown in the platforms section; upcoming channels are marked separately.
Yes. Justifact automatically generates short videos (Shorts / Reels / TikTok) with our fact-check verdicts and publishes them to our own channels — including our YouTube channel — to make verified information easier to share. We use YouTube API Services only to upload to the Justifact channel; we do not access users’ YouTube accounts.