ImgFact helps attorneys and insurance investigators screen disputed images, compare versions, preserve findings, and export a clear record for review.
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Strong indicators of a genuine, unaltered photograph.
Consistent lighting and shadows. No malformed hands, garbled text or AI watermark found.
ImgFact is built for professional image review workflows. The interface, exports, and methodology are designed to support internal review, recordkeeping, and escalation decisions.
Uploaded originals are deleted as soon as analysis completes. A small preview stays with your report for 30 days, then it is deleted too.
Your uploaded images are not used to train or improve AI models.
Every result includes the forensic indicators behind the verdict.
Export reports with timestamps and report IDs for internal files.
Uploads and results travel over HTTPS between your browser and ImgFact.
The uploaded file is permanently deleted once analysis completes; the small report preview is deleted after 30 days.
Your uploads are never used to improve any AI model.
Every report includes a timestamped ID for case file documentation.
Photorealistic synthetic and manipulated images are increasingly difficult to detect by eye. ImgFact gives review teams a structured first-pass workflow across three operational phases.
Three independent checks (file metadata, Claude Vision and calibrated pixel statistics) look for AI-generation markers and visual errors that are easy to miss by eye.
Every scan produces a timestamped PDF with a unique report ID, methodology statement, and chain-of-custody record — ready for the case file.
A clear verdict and confidence score tell reviewers whether to proceed, pause, or escalate for expert examination.
The product flow is designed to feel operational from first upload to final documentation.
JPEG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, or TIFF up to 20MB. Analyzed immediately; the original is then permanently deleted.
ImgFact reads the file's metadata for AI and editing markers, asks Claude Vision to look for visual errors, and scores the pixels with calibrated statistics. No single check decides on its own.
Get a verdict, confidence score, signal-level findings, and an AI forensic analyst you can question directly.
Export a PDF, generate a styled narrative for your audience, or use Compare Mode for side-by-side review.
After every scan, ImgFact can generate a styled written summary tailored to who needs to read it — a senior executive, a judge, an insurance adjuster, or your attorney. No writing. No reformatting. Just click and copy.
One paragraph, key facts only. For decision-makers who need the bottom line fast.
Formal and precise, written for a legal audience. Includes methodology, findings, and a limitations disclaimer.
Direct language about what the image shows, red flags, and what to do next with the claim.
A summary for counsel with conclusion, evidence, weaknesses, and recommended next steps.
Generate a styled summary for your specific audience — one click, ready to copy.
The submitted image was analyzed by the ImgFact Forensic Engine using three independent checks: file metadata, Claude Vision and calibrated pixel statistics. The analysis returned a verdict of Authentic with 88% confidence. None of the three checks found an indication of AI generation or manipulation. This report is intended as a first-pass screening tool and does not constitute expert testimony.
Copy textWhen a case or claim includes multiple versions of the same image or recording, Compare Mode aligns them, marks changed regions or timeline intervals, and explains the result in plain English. It shows what changed—not which version came first.
Align two images pixel by pixel, or two recordings across a sampled visual timeline, and mark where they diverge.
See what changed, where it changed, and what to review next—without claiming which version came first.
Preserve filenames, hashes, measurements, limitations, and the reviewer’s conclusion in a downloadable PDF.
ImgFact is designed around the workflows of professionals who rely on image authenticity — not general consumer image checking.
Bring ImgFact into your AI workspace or connect evidence review to your own application.
Retrieve evidence reviews and batch status from a compatible AI client. Create private uploads and start analysis with explicit confirmation.
Requires the $99/month Firms & SIU plan. Connect using your ImgFact account through OAuth. Client availability and account requirements apply; marketplace listing is separate.
Set up the AI connectorSubmit case-linked images through private uploads, start forensic analysis, and retrieve structured findings in your claims or legal workflow.
API access is included only with Firms & SIU at $99/month. Includes scoped API keys, signed webhooks, and code examples.
Read the API docs Manage API keys →Screen visible typography, portrait-area boundaries, field edits, and internal consistency. Download a checklist for independent review.
Visual screening does not validate an ID with its issuer, establish identity, or perform face matching.
Try ID document review →Check a file free. Upgrade to compare evidence and export a signed investigation record.
See the recorded signals and their limits before deciding what needs investigation.
Account required. Files are uploaded for analysis, not checked only in your browser. No universal watermark coverage is implied.
With Pro or Firms, carry the documented investigation into a case or claim file.
Originals require a case Evidence Hold before analysis. A signed record is not proof of event truth or a guarantee of admissibility.
Free Evidence Preview: review full findings and keep the PDF with no commitment.
Perfect when you have a few images to review but don't need a monthly plan.
Go from an individual check to a documented investigation, with signed Evidence Bundles, comparison findings, and reviewer records.
For high-volume teams that need unlimited scans and dedicated support across matters or claims.
Built for legal teams, insurance investigators, real estate professionals, and financial institutions that need to review suspicious images with structure, consistency, and documentation.