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Audio Deepfake Detector

Professional deepfake detector analyzes audio for synthetic speech patterns, inconsistencies, and artifacts to identify potentially manipulated or AI-generated content.

AI Audio Analysis Tool

Upload or record audio to analyze

Record Audio

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Frequently Asked Questions about Audio Deepfake Detector

How does the Audio Deepfake Detector tool work?

Upload or record an audio file, and our AI will analyze it based on the audio deepfake detector criteria. You'll receive detailed insights based on your selected tool.

What kind of audio files work best?

For best results, use clear audio recordings with minimal background noise. Supported formats include MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, and WEBM. Ensure the speech or sounds you want to analyze are prominent.

Is there a limit to how many audio files I can analyze?

No, you can analyze as many audio files as you'd like. Each analysis is processed independently. Keep in mind file size limits (e.g., under 10MB for uploads).

Is there a minute limit to audio files?

Yes, there is a 60-second (1 minute) maximum duration limit for audio analysis. Longer recordings will be automatically truncated to 60 seconds to ensure optimal processing. For best results, keep your recordings under this limit and ensure clear audio quality throughout.

Can I add specific instructions for the analysis?

Yes! Many tools use a base prompt. You can often add details or specific requests in the "Additional Notes" field if available for the selected tool, or by modifying the prompt directly for custom tools.

How is the audio processed?

Your audio is sent to an AI model specialized in speech-to-text and natural language understanding. The model processes the audio based on the selected tool's instructions to generate the analysis.

Can I download or copy the analysis results?

Yes, after analysis is complete, you can copy the results to your clipboard using the "Copy Results" button.

Want to try a different audio analysis tool?

Absolutely! You can explore other audio analysis tools here.