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AI Fact Checker

Free AI Fact Checker

Paste a claim, a headline or a quote, and see what trusted sources say about it, with links so you can check them and decide for yourself.

How to Fact-Check a Claim in 4 Steps

1Paste the claimTag @FactCheck in the chat box, then paste the claim, headline or post.
2Add contextSay where you saw it and when, if you know.
3Compare the sourcesSee which trusted sources support or contradict it.
4Read and decideOpen the sources yourself and make your own judgement.

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What Is AIFreeForever's AI Fact Checker?

Paste a claim, a headline or a quote, and see what trusted sources say about it, with links so you can check them and decide for yourself.

The ai fact checker is free to use on AIFreeForever. It searches the live web each time you ask, and every result links to its source. Checking who said a quote? Try the quote finder.

What Each Fact Checker Result Shows

Each check shows what trusted sources say, where they agree or disagree, and links to every source so you can judge for yourself.

The claim

Exactly what is being checked

What sources say

Support, contradict or unclear

Explanation

A short, neutral summary

Confidence

How strong the evidence is

Where it started

The earliest source found

Source links

Read every source yourself

Ways to Check a Claim

Check a claim

Paste any statement and see what sources say.

Check a headline

See if the story behind it holds up.

Check a quote

Find out if someone really said it.

Check a statistic

Find where a number came from.

Is This True? Compare What Sources Say

Paste the claim and see what trusted sources say, with every link shown.

Paste a claim

Use @FactCheck in Any AIFreeForever Chat

The @FactCheck skill finds sources from the details you give. Type @FactCheck in any chat on AIFreeForever to use it. @FactCheck goes beyond a quick answer. In the same chat, ask where a claim started, for more sources or for the full context.

Why Use Our AI Fact Checker

Each check shows what several sources say, with a link to every one.

Powered by AI

Understands a claim pasted in any wording.

Sources side by side

See which sources support or contradict a claim.

Links to every source

Read each one yourself, not just a summary.

Where it started

Ask how a claim began and spread.

No final verdict

It shows evidence so you make the call.

Deep search of the live web

Searches fact-check sites and news and reads each source.

Check Claims by Topic

Health

Science

History

Politics

Viral posts

Statistics

Who This Fact Checker Is For

From students and teachers to anyone who wants to check before they share.

Students

Check facts before you use them in work.

Teachers

Show how to check claims in class.

Journalists

Check a claim fast before publishing.

Social media users

Check a post before you share it.

Parents

Check health claims you see online.

Curious readers

Settle a debate with real sources.

Trusted Fact-Check Sources

Every check links to the original sources, so you can read them yourself.

Snopessnopes.com

One of the oldest fact-check sites, covering rumours and viral claims.

Features

  • Viral rumours
  • Detailed write-ups
  • Ratings explained
  • Sources listed
  • Free

AIFreeForever is not affiliated with or endorsed by any fact-check organisation shown.

How the AI Fact Checker Works

Your chat model

The AI model you chat with reads your request, picks the search words for @FactCheck and writes the results from what was found.

Live web search

Exa, Parallel, Brave Search search the live web for pages that match, so every result links to a real source.

Wikipedia

Background and facts on any topic.

Checked against the sources linked. This is not medical, legal or financial advice.

What Each Finding Means

FindingWhat it means
Sources support itTrusted sources agree with the claim
Sources contradict itTrusted sources disagree with the claim
MixedSources disagree with each other, or it is partly true
UnclearNot enough reliable evidence yet

Tips for Spotting False Information

Look for the original source

A claim with no clear source is a warning sign.

Check the date

Old stories are often shared as if they were new.

Watch for strong emotions

Posts that make you very angry or scared often stretch the truth.

Compare more than one source

Trust claims more when several reliable sources agree.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the AI fact checker work?

Paste a claim and it searches fact-check sites, news and research. It shows which trusted sources support or contradict the claim, with links to each one.

Does it give a true or false verdict?

It shows what the sources say, not a final verdict. Please read the sources yourself and make your own judgement.

Can it check images?

It can find existing checks of an image and suggest reverse image search tools. Describe the image or paste its link.

How reliable is it?

It uses trusted sources, but it can miss new or local claims. Always open the sources before you share or rely on a result.

Is it free?

Yes. The fact checker is free to use.

Check a Claim Before You Share It

Paste the claim and compare what trusted sources say.

Check a claim

This compares what public sources say. It may be incomplete or out of date. Please read the sources yourself and make your own judgement. AIFreeForever is not affiliated with any source shown.

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