Chrome Extension

See through the fake.

Verigin automatically scans images, videos, and articles as you browse — and shows you exactly how much you can trust them. No uploads. No extra tabs. Just the truth, right where you're looking.

Verigin badges on BBC News — showing origin scores on articles and images

The feed is full of fakes. Most people can't tell.

Studies show people correctly identify AI-generated images only about 50% of the time — barely better than a coin flip. Verigin tips the odds back in your favor, automatically, on every page you visit.

It just works. No uploads. No extra steps.

Three steps and you're done.

1

Install in one click

Add Verigin from the Chrome Web Store. No account required to get started.

2

Browse normally

Verigin runs silently in the background. Every image, video, and article is scanned as it enters your viewport.

3

See trust badges on everything

Color-coded badges appear inline — green, yellow, or red. Tap any badge for a plain-English explanation of what was detected and why.

Three verdicts. Plain English. No guessing.

Every badge tells you what it found and how confident it is. Click for the full breakdown.

Likely Human-Created
Mixed Signals
Likely AI-Generated

Built for the sites where it matters most.

Verigin doesn't ask you to leave the page. Badges appear inline, right on the content.

Images

AI generation & deepfakes

Detects both fully AI-generated images and real photos that have been AI-manipulated — including face swaps and generative fill edits.

Articles

AI-written text

Scores full articles and social posts. Tells you how many sentences were flagged, and gives a confidence percentage you can act on.

Video

Frame-level analysis

Samples video frames automatically to detect AI-generated footage. Works on embedded videos and X/Twitter media.

Works on
X / Twitter
BBC News
CNN
Infobae
Most news sites
+ the entire web

Upgrade when you need more.

No credit card required to get started.

Free
$0 / month
20 checks per month. No account needed.
  • Trust badges on all supported sites
  • Images, articles & video
  • Color-coded verdicts
  • Basic tooltip (score only)
  • Full signal breakdown
  • 30-day check history
Add to Chrome

Cancel anytime. No questions asked.

Who uses Verigin?

Anyone who reads the news and cares about what's real.

📰

"I share a lot. I can't afford to be wrong."

The News Reader

Catch AI-generated images and synthetic content before you repost or cite them. Stop being the person who spread the deepfake.

🎓

"My students believe everything they see."

The Educator

Teach media literacy with real-time examples as you browse together. Make the invisible visible for a new generation.

🔎

"My credibility depends on getting it right."

The Journalist

Pre-screen every image and article during the research phase. A persistent co-pilot that catches what your eye misses.

We don't store your browsing history. Ever.

Verigin sends content to our scoring engine only when it enters your viewport. We don't log what sites you visit, what you read, or who you are. Pro subscribers get their own check history stored only in their account — nothing is ever sold or shared.

Questions worth answering honestly.

No AI detector is. Verigin gives you a probability signal, not a verdict. Think of it like a smoke alarm — not a judge. The score tells you how confident the system is; the final call is always yours.
No. Scoring happens asynchronously after the page loads. Pages render at full speed. Badges appear a moment after content enters your viewport, and results are cached so revisited content is instant.
X/Twitter, BBC, CNN, Infobae, and most news and media websites. Generic image and text detection works on virtually any page with content.
Each unique image, video, or article scored counts as one check. If you see the same image on multiple pages, it only counts once — we cache the result.
Currently Chrome only. Firefox and Edge support is on our roadmap. Safari has more limited extension APIs that we're evaluating.

The web isn't getting more honest. You can be.

Install Verigin free and start seeing the internet more clearly.

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