AI Video Detector
AI video generators like Sora, Runway or Kling now produce clips that are nearly impossible to spot with the naked eye. ProofOfHuman's Video Analysis performs a full temporal analysis of the entire video — not just sampled frames — examining motion consistency, temporal artifacts, audio-visual sync and metadata to detect deepfakes, cloned voices and fully AI-generated content. Submit any video via link (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube) or direct upload (up to 20 MB).
- +550% — growth of deepfake videos online between 2019 and 2023 (Home Security Heroes, 2023)
- 95,820 — deepfake videos identified online in 2023 (Home Security Heroes, 2023)
- 0.1% — of people can accurately detect a deepfake (iProov, 2024)
How to tell if a video is AI-generated?
Upload the video or paste its link (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube) into ProofOfHuman. Our engine analyzes every frame — motion consistency, temporal artifacts, visual coherence and audio-visual sync — to detect content generated by tools like Sora, Runway or Kling, as well as deepfakes and deceptive staging.
Which AI video generators can be detected?
ProofOfHuman detects videos produced by all major AI generators (Sora, Runway, Kling, Pika, Luma and others) regardless of the model used, by identifying their characteristic generation artifacts and temporal inconsistencies.
Can you detect deepfake voices in a video?
Yes. The analysis cross-references visual and audio signals: lip-sync mismatches, cloned or synthetic voices, and audio-visual coherence anomalies are flagged as deepfake indicators.
How do I submit a video for analysis?
Two options: paste a link to a video hosted on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube, or upload a video file directly (up to 20 MB). The analysis runs on the entire video and delivers a verdict with detailed signals.