Check If Text Is Fake

The tool provides three verdicts based on homoglyph concentration: (1) AUTHENTIC (0% homoglyphs) - completely safe, all standard Latin characters. (2) SUSPICIOUS (1-9% homoglyphs) - minor issues detected, verify carefully. (3) FAKE (10%+ homoglyphs) - high concentration of deceptive characters, likely malicious. The verdict is calculated from the percentage of characters that are homoglyphs.

The report provides: (1) Authenticity verdict with color-coded severity. (2) Total character count and homoglyphs found. (3) Fake percentage calculation. (4) Detailed homoglyph list showing position, what character it should be, and Unicode code point (e.g., U+0430). (5) Downloadable text report for documentation.

Yes! Phishing URLs frequently use homoglyphs to impersonate legitimate domains. For example, 'раypal.com' (Cyrillic р and а) vs 'paypal.com' (Latin p and a). This tool will detect such deception and mark the URL as FAKE or SUSPICIOUS, protecting you from credential theft.

Batch mode analyzes multiple lines independently—perfect for checking lists of URLs, domain names, or usernames. Each line gets its own verdict, and you receive an overall summary plus line-by-line results. Great for security audits or bulk validation.

The tool detects common homoglyphs used in 95%+ of real-world attacks, including Cyrillic, Greek, Fullwidth, and Roman numeral lookalikes. It covers all frequently encountered homoglyphs in phishing, social engineering, and filter bypass attempts.

Yes! Click 'Download Report' to get a detailed text file containing the verdict, statistics, and complete list of detected homoglyphs with their positions and Unicode values. Perfect for documentation, incident reports, or security audits.

'Position' indicates the character's location in the text (0-indexed). For example, 'Position 0' is the first character. This helps you identify exactly where the fake characters are located for manual verification or correction.

Yes! Click 'Upload' to load a .txt, .md, or .csv file containing URLs, text, or data you want to analyze. The tool will scan the entire file and provide a comprehensive analysis report.

SUSPICIOUS (1-9% fake) indicates isolated homoglyphs—possibly typos or legitimate foreign text. FAKE (10%+ fake) indicates deliberate deception with multiple homoglyphs, typical of phishing or malicious intent. SUSPICIOUS requires verification; FAKE should be rejected.

No. All analysis happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. We never see, store, or transmit your URLs or sensitive text. This makes it safe for checking confidential URLs, passwords, or proprietary content.