Fact Checking for Claims, Images, and Videos

Submit a claim, post, image, video, or webpage for fact checking images and fact checking videos, then review ratings, evidence, a concise summary, and structured output before you share or publish.

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How to Fact Check Content

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Paste Content

Paste a claim, link, quote, screenshot, or upload a file so iWeaver can inspect the exact context.

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Analyze Evidence

iWeaver reviews the material, extracts the core claim, compares supporting details, and flags missing context or conflicts.

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Review Results

Read the rating, explanation, sources, and structured output, then export a summary or share findings with your team.

Why use iWeaver for fact checking?

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Mixed Inputs

Check claims from text, images, documents, webpages, audio, and video in one place, so the same workflow works for headlines, screenshots, clips, and quoted statements.

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Context Labels

Results can distinguish false, misleading, true, or no clear evidence, with short reasoning that helps you see whether a post lacks context, proof, or source support.

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Traceable Results

Each check is built for review, pairing a clear rating with evidence and sources, so you can reference the conclusion instead of relying on a bare label.

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Publishing Ready

Use the same agent before posting, before publishing, or after a claim starts spreading, without switching between separate workflows for text, visuals, and cited material.

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Export Options

Turn fact check results into reusable records by exporting summaries and structured output as doc, pdf, xmind, svg, or markdown for reporting and internal reference.

Use Cases for Fact Checking

Viral Posts

Viral Posts

A viral post, screenshot, or headline can spread before you know whether the claim is current, cropped, or missing context. iWeaver reviews the text and image together, then returns a rating, supporting evidence, a short summary, and structured output you can cite or share.

Check Post
Image Claims

Image Claims

A photo or screenshot may be relabeled, reused from an older event, or paired with a misleading caption during breaking news. iWeaver examines the image with related text or links, then delivers a fact check result, source-backed notes, and exportable summaries for review.

Check Image
Video Clips

Video Clips

Short videos and clipped interviews often circulate without the original scene, date, or full quote, making public statements easy to misread. iWeaver analyzes the video, audio, subtitles, or transcript, then returns key points, evidence notes, and a clear verdict for publication checks.

Check Video
Quoted Numbers

Quoted Numbers

Reports, speeches, and social posts often include statistics or quotes that need verification before they appear in an article, brief, or internal update. iWeaver reviews the claim alongside documents and webpages, then produces a structured summary, source list, and reusable export for your workflow.

Verify Claim

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