Fact Check Any YouTube Video in Minutes

YouTube is the world's second-largest search engine and the primary source of information for hundreds of millions of people. Studies consistently show that health misinformation, political falsehoods, and conspiracy theories spread rapidly through video before fact-checkers can respond. The problem isn't that YouTube is uniquely untrustworthy — it's that video content is harder to verify than text. You can't skim a video, you can't Ctrl+F a transcript, and you can't easily cross-reference spoken claims against authoritative sources in real time. Truthify solves exactly that problem.

Every claim Truthify identifies gets its own card showing the verdict, the evidence behind it, and the specific sources used. Supported claims come with links to NASA, Wikipedia, scientific journals, and other authoritative databases that confirm the statement. Refuted claims show exactly what the evidence says instead. Misleading claims explain what's technically true, what's omitted, and why the framing creates a false impression. The overall analysis also generates a Trust Score — a percentage showing how consistent the video's factual claims are with the evidence — and a Confidence rating reflecting how decisively the evidence speaks.

Truthify works best on videos with accurate English captions. Auto-generated captions are supported but may contain transcription errors that affect claim extraction. Videos with no captions at all cannot be analysed. The tool performs evidence-based assessment — it cannot verify claims about the future, highly subjective opinions, or statements where no published evidence exists. For sensitive political or medical decisions, treat Truthify's verdicts as a starting point for further investigation, not a final ruling.