FauxLens
7.6#1 in ai deepfake detection tools$2.99 one-timeFree planAndroidWebAPIExtension
VisitFauxLens vs ForgeSpy
What both publish
| Fact | FauxLens | ForgeSpy |
|---|---|---|
| Image formats | The web detector accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC images, with GIF also listed on its image-detector page. | Direct image uploads support JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF formats. |
| Maker | Netanel Ossi is identified as founder and maintainer, and the site says FauxLens was built in 2026. | The app's terms identify Zyur Private Limited as the service provider. |
| Product | FauxLens detects AI-generated and manipulated images and video, returning a verdict, confidence score, and forensic evidence. | ForgeSpy checks uploaded files and social media links for AI-generated content, deepfakes, and cloned audio. |
FauxLens plans
- FreeFree
- Starter$2.99, paid once
- Pro$9.99, paid once
- Max$19.99, paid once
- API Starter$99.99, paid once
- API Pro$349.99, paid once
ForgeSpy plans
- FreeFree
Pick FauxLens if…
It suits journalists, HR teams, researchers, and others assessing whether media may be authentic. Developers can use its API for integrations, subject to request limits and the informational nature of its verdicts.
Pick ForgeSpy if…
ForgeSpy may suit people who want to check images, audio, or supported social video links for signs of AI generation or manipulation. Its results should be considered alongside the source, context, and other verification methods.