Character consistency
A familiar face should stay familiar. Dedicated character comparison is planned for Deep Check.
You made the shot. Make sure it holds up. Check your AI-generated video for the details that deserve a second look.

A familiar face should stay familiar. Dedicated character comparison is planned for Deep Check.
The little details carry the story. Dedicated outfit comparison is planned for Deep Check.
Words on screen should read as words. Signs, menus and labels get a second look when the letters turn into shapes that spell nothing.
Choose the clip you want to check.
Review the available scope and total credit charge.
See what’s flagged. Decide what needs attention.
An everyday check while you create. Review drafts and decide which takes need another look.
A closer review for the videos you plan to publish or deliver. Specialist analysis is in development.
Still curious? Take a look at the guide
Artlint’s beta can screen for visible inconsistencies when visual analysis is configured, alongside technical checks such as black or frozen frames. Dedicated identity, outfit, lip-sync, and motion specialists are planned for Deep Check. Each report tells you what was actually checked.
Normal Check is the current beta mode for reviewing drafts. Deep Check is planned for a more thorough review before publishing or delivery and is not available yet.
Artlint returns potential issues for you to review. You choose what to change in your editing or generation workflow.
Artlint can flag inconsistencies that may appear in AI-generated video, but these findings do not establish how a video was made. When a file carries its own origin metadata, such as C2PA Content Credentials, Artlint shows what that metadata declares. A video with no flagged issues or no origin metadata may still be AI-generated.
Artlint can miss issues or flag intentional effects. Use the report to guide your review and make the final creative decision yourself. Unavailable or skipped checks are shown separately from completed checks with no findings.
Uploads and review artifacts are processed within your workspace. Retention and processing depend on its configuration. See Data & privacy for the current beta limitations before uploading sensitive material.
Upload a clip and see what Artlint flags.