How to Spot Deepfake Videos
Look for blurring on the person's face that's not in the rest of the video.. Check for double edges around the eyes, mouth, and face.. Consider if the person in the video rarely blinks.
Steps
Look for blurring on the person's face that's not in the rest of the video.
Look for blurring on the person's face that's not in the rest of the video.
Check for double edges around the eyes, mouth, and face.
Check for double edges around the eyes, mouth, and face.
Consider if the person in the video rarely blinks.
Consider if the person in the video rarely blinks.
Notice if the person's eyes look weird when they blink or close.
Notice if the person's eyes look weird when they blink or close.
Look for shadows and reflections that don't match up.
Look for shadows and reflections that don't match up.
Make sure everything in the video looks like it's to scale.
Make sure everything in the video looks like it's to scale.
Read the person's lips
Read the person's lips
Notice if the person's reactions don't match up with what they're saying.
Notice if the person's reactions don't match up with what they're saying.
Listen for sound issues, like volume issues, voice changes, or glitches.
Listen for sound issues, like volume issues, voice changes, or glitches.
Notice if the person's voice doesn't sound right.
Notice if the person's voice doesn't sound right.
Consider if the speaker is using a monotone voice.
Consider if the speaker is using a monotone voice.
Trace the video back to its source.
Trace the video back to its source.
Search the contents of the video to look for corroborating sources.
Search the contents of the video to look for corroborating sources.
Consider where the video is being shared.
Consider where the video is being shared.
Question videos that seem too crazy to be true.
Question videos that seem too crazy to be true.
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