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Verify claims across search engines & fact-check sites, plus reverse image search with Google Lens — in the side panel. Viral Fact Check helps you tell fact from fiction — without any AI, sign-up, or API key. Select any text, right-click a headline, or paste a claim, and the browser side panel looks it up across popular search engines and trusted fact-checking organizations, then gathers the evidence in one place so you can decide for yourself. It does not claim to be the final word on truth. It does the legwork — gathering sources — and leaves the judgement to you. WHAT IT DOES • Fact-check selected text or any heading on a web page with a single right-click • See live results pulled together from multiple public sources, right inside the side panel • Open your claim in popular search engines and leading fact-checking sites with one click • Reverse-search any image to help find where it appears online • Everything runs in the browser side panel — no pop-ups, no extra windows WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • Completely free — no account, no API key, no subscription • No AI — just real sources you can open and read yourself • Private — no analytics, no tracking, no data collection • Works on any website with a right-click WHO IT'S FOR Students, journalists, researchers, and anyone who wants to stop misinformation before sharing it. Don't be misled. Check the facts yourself.
Jul 6, 2026
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