Synthetic speech
Reviews audible speech for synthetic-generation patterns that may also appear in a voice clone.
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Upload a supported voice note or audio file. The detector looks for synthetic-speech characteristics and returns a clear model outcome without claiming to identify the speaker.
Reviews audible speech for synthetic-generation patterns that may also appear in a voice clone.
Distinguishes an unsupported or unusable sample from a negative result.
Keeps a probability estimate separate from identity proof.
Even a strong synthetic-voice signal cannot identify the person behind a message. Verify the request using a known phone number and a fact or code that was agreed in advance.
Important limitation: Background music, noise reduction, very short speech, phone compression and overlapping speakers can make detection less reliable.
Read the full methodologyDemonstration only: this is not a customer case, live result or performance claim.
A familiar-sounding voice note requests an urgent transfer through a messaging app.
The report separates speech suitability and a synthetic-voice indicator from the unverified identity and suspicious payment context.
Even a strong technical signal cannot identify the speaker. A real recording can also be replayed from a compromised account.
Stop the payment and call the person through a number you already trusted before the message arrived.
Pause before sending money or confidential data.
Add evidence when a familiar voice arrives from an unfamiliar channel.
Flag clips that need source confirmation.
Upload the original voice note or recording. The AI voice detector reviews usable speech for synthetic patterns that may also be present in cloned audio; longer, clearer speech generally provides more useful evidence.
No. It assesses synthetic-speech signals, not a person's identity. For an urgent request, end the call and contact the person through a number or channel you already trust.
Use source history, provenance and independent checks before making a high-stakes decision.
Read the voice-clone verification guide