Sora AI video detector
Generative video models such as OpenAI Sora, Runway Gen-3, Luma Dream Machine, and Kling are producing hyper-realistic video sequences. Upload video stills and frames to inspect whether they originate from an AI video generator.
AI video frames carry unique synthetic artifacts: temporal motion smearing, unnatural optical reflections, physics inconsistencies, and generator-specific compression profiles.
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What this checks
- Detection of neural diffusion rendering patterns in video keyframes
- Verification of camera EXIF and digital source metadata
- Analysis of skin texture coherence, hair physics, and background perspective consistency
- Forensic classification trained on Sora, Runway, and Kling diffusion outputs
- Resolution and aspect ratio fingerprinting common to video generative platforms
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload full video files?
Currently you can take screenshots or export keyframes from the video (in JPEG, PNG, or WebP) and upload them for deep forensic inspection.
How do Sora video frames differ from still AI photos?
Video generation models process frames sequentially with 3D spatiotemporal attention, creating characteristic motion blur and texture warping that differ from standard image models like Midjourney.