Sealed Rose Deepfake Video Detector

Sealed Rose Deepfake Video Detector is a free, in-browser tool for checking whether a video looks like a face-swap, deepfake, or other AI-generated synthetic media. Upload a clip or paste a direct video URL, then get an automated verdict based on frame-by-frame analysis.

The detector scans for face-swap artifacts and generator-specific signals linked to several popular generative video models, including OpenAI Sora 2, Kling 1.5, Google Veo 2, Runway Gen-3, and others. Results include separate scoring for “deepfake” and “AI generation,” which generator is likely, and how many frames were analyzed.

For convenience, Sealed Rose also supports quick scanning via links (including social platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and X) and offers a browser extension that can verify media directly from around the web. Designed to avoid sending your files to servers, it performs zero-storage in-memory analysis.

What can I upload or scan with Sealed Rose Deepfake Video Detector?

You can upload MP4, MOV, WebM, or AVI files up to 50 MB, or paste a direct video URL for scanning.

How does the detector decide if a video is a deepfake or AI-generated?

It performs frame-by-frame forensic checks for face-swap and AI synthesis artifacts, including generator signature signals, then returns separate “deepfake” and “AI-generation” scores.

Which AI video generators does it look for?

It targets generative video models including OpenAI Sora 2, Kling 1.5, Google Veo 2, Runway Gen-3, plus others such as Hailuo and Luma Dream Machine.

Is my video stored or uploaded to the cloud?

No—analysis is in-memory with zero storage, performed client-side in the browser.

Are there limits on video length and scanning speed?

Clips under 60 seconds analyze fastest (about 5–10 seconds). Maximum length is 5 minutes or 50 MB.

Does “real” mean it’s guaranteed authentic?

No. Deepfake detection is probabilistic, so use the results alongside other context when making decisions.