Real-time face swap and deepfake analysis

The extension analyzes video and image files directly in the browser, checking for common artifacts of AI-generated face swaps including blending inconsistencies, lighting mismatches, and unnatural facial movements. This happens without uploading files to external servers for basic checks.

Business outcome: Reduces the time spent manually inspecting suspicious media from minutes to seconds.

Seamless Chrome extension workflow

DeepfakeProof operates as a browser extension, meaning it integrates directly into existing workflows on social media platforms, video hosting sites, and internal review dashboards. No separate application or complex setup is required.

Business outcome: Lowers adoption friction for teams already working within a browser environment.

Confidence scoring and visual heatmaps

Each analysis returns a confidence score and a visual heatmap highlighting the regions of the face or frame most likely to have been manipulated. This gives reviewers a clear basis for escalation or further investigation.

Business outcome: Provides actionable evidence for decision-making, not just a binary 'real or fake' label.

Batch processing for high-volume review

The premium tier supports batch analysis of multiple files simultaneously, allowing teams to process entire folders or queues of submitted content without reviewing each file individually.

Business outcome: Enables content teams to maintain throughput even as submission volumes grow.

On-device processing for sensitive content

For organizations handling legally sensitive or confidential media, the tool offers an on-device processing mode that never transmits the file content to external servers, keeping the analysis entirely local.

Business outcome: Satisfies data security and privacy requirements for regulated industries.

Regular model updates to counter new techniques

The detection models are updated periodically to address emerging deepfake generation methods, including newer face swap techniques that bypass older detection algorithms.

Business outcome: Maintains detection effectiveness over time as synthetic media technology evolves.

• Speed of analysisReturns results in under 10 seconds for most standard video and image files, enabling real-time moderation workflows.
• Low barrier to entryThe free tier and Chrome extension format mean any team can start using it without a lengthy procurement or setup process.
• Privacy-focused architectureOn-device processing options make it suitable for organizations handling sensitive or legally privileged content.
• Actionable outputConfidence scores and heatmaps give reviewers a clear, defensible basis for their decisions, not just a vague alert.

• Not a forensic toolThe analysis is designed for triage, not for producing evidence that would hold up in a court of law.
• Limited to face swapsThe tool is specifically trained on face swap and deepfake artifacts, not on other forms of AI-generated media like text-to-image or audio deepfakes.
• Browser dependencyAs a Chrome extension, it does not function in other browsers or in non-browser environments like native mobile apps or desktop video players.
• Professional RealityNo detection tool is 100% accurate; sophisticated deepfakes may evade analysis, and false positives can flag legitimate content.

User-generated content moderation

Social platforms and community sites can use DeepfakeProof to scan video uploads for face swap manipulation before they are published, reducing the risk of deceptive content spreading. This integrates with existing content moderation workflows.

Legal evidence review

Law firms and corporate legal departments can quickly assess the authenticity of video evidence submitted in litigation or internal investigations, flagging files that warrant deeper forensic analysis.

Journalistic source verification

Newsrooms receiving video tips or user-submitted footage can run files through DeepfakeProof before publication, adding a layer of verification to the editorial process.

HR video interview screening

Recruitment teams reviewing asynchronous video interviews can check for signs of real-time face swapping or pre-recorded deepfake presentation, protecting against candidate fraud.

Install the DeepfakeProof extension from the Chrome Web Store.

Navigate to a page containing a video or image you want to analyze.

Click the DeepfakeProof icon in your browser toolbar and select the file to analyze.

Review the confidence score and heatmap, then decide whether to escalate the file for further review.