Fact-Check Videos on Facebook
Facebook's feed is where miracle cures, too-good-to-be-true investment clips, and AI-generated celebrity endorsements find their most trusting audience. BSmeter gives you a fast second opinion: paste the video's link and every verifiable claim comes back scored 0-100 with cited evidence. It's an easy habit to teach the whole family.
How it works
Copy the video's link
Grab the link to the video being shared on Facebook, whether it's a YouTube video, a Reel, or a podcast clip, and paste it into bsmeter.ai.
Chrome and Firefox extension checks as you watch
The AI does the digging
BSmeter transcribes the video, pulls out every verifiable claim, scores each one 0-100 against cited evidence, and screens the footage for deepfake signals.
Non-partisan and evidence-first, any topic
Share the verdict, not the myth
Read the claim-by-claim report, check the sources, and reply to the family group chat with evidence instead of an argument.
Reports arrive in seconds to a couple of minutes
What you get
A second opinion in minutes
Before you trust a health claim or share a shocking video, run it through BSmeter. The AI transcribes the video, extracts each verifiable claim, and returns a scored report in seconds to a couple of minutes.
Check first, share second
Catches AI-generated fakes
Fake celebrity endorsements and fabricated news clips increasingly rely on AI-generated video. BSmeter scans for deepfake and AI-generation signals so a familiar face isn't mistaken for a real endorsement.
Deepfake signals flagged on every analysis
Health claims, checked against evidence
Miracle supplements and one-weird-trick videos thrive on Facebook. BSmeter scores health claims like any other: 0-100, with cited evidence sources you can read yourself.
Evidence-first scoring on medical claims
Simple enough for the whole family
No research skills required. Paste a link, read the scores, follow the citations. It's a practical tool for parents and grandparents who get sent dubious videos every day.
Free tier: one full analysis every day
Fallacies and comment insights
BSmeter flags the logical fallacies doing the persuading and analyzes viewer comments to surface corrections and context the crowd has already spotted.
Rhetoric flagged, comments distilled
Frequently asked questions
How do I fact-check a video I saw on Facebook?▾
Copy the video's link, paste it into bsmeter.ai, and the AI transcribes it, extracts every verifiable claim, and scores each one 0-100 with cited evidence sources. If you watch in Chrome or Firefox, the BSmeter extension can check videos as you watch instead.
Doesn't Facebook already fact-check content?▾
Meta applies its own platform policies and labeling, with review focused on content its systems and programs select. BSmeter takes a different approach: it analyzes any video you choose, on demand, and shows the evidence behind every score. Nothing is filtered out or deemed unworthy of a check.
Can BSmeter spot fake celebrity investment videos?▾
BSmeter checks every video for deepfake and AI-generation signals and scores the spoken claims against cited evidence. A fabricated endorsement usually fails on both fronts: synthetic-video flags plus claims no credible source supports. And as a general rule, treat any video promising guaranteed returns with extreme caution.
Is there a free Facebook video fact checker?▾
Yes. BSmeter's free tier includes one full analysis per day. Basic ($3.99/mo) covers 15 analyses per day, and Premium ($8.99/mo) adds Grok AI deeper analysis, audio narration, podcast intelligence, and videos up to 2 hours. Paid plans include a 15-day free trial.