Character consistency
Flag unexpected changes in a character's appearance between shots.
Quality control for AI-generated video
Spot visual glitches and continuity errors—from warped hands to disappearing objects. Artlint flags moments to review and shows you the supporting frames, so you can decide what to fix before you publish.
Start with 20 free credits. No credit card required.

Flag unexpected changes in a character's appearance between shots.
Look for clothing, jewelry, and accessories that change or disappear between shots.
Spot garbled words and distorted letters on signs, menus, and labels.
Select the clip you want to review.
See the credit charge before the check begins.
Inspect the supporting frames and decide what needs attention.
Review potential visual, continuity, and playback issues. Inspect source-frame evidence for a closer look at visual findings.
A 22-second video uses 22 credits. Each check has a 10-credit minimum, and the cost is shown before you start.
Artlint looks for visual glitches, continuity changes, and technical faults. That includes visual distortions, objects that change shape, appear, or disappear, garbled text, and changes to characters, outfits, props, and locations across shots. It also checks for issues such as flicker, black or frozen frames, and audio levels. Lip-sync checking is not available yet.
One credit per second of video, rounded up, with a 10-credit minimum per check. A 22-second video uses 22 credits, and a 5-second video uses 10. You get 20 free credits to start. Monthly plans start at $15, and credit packs start at $10. You'll see the cost before starting. View pricing.
No. Artlint flags potential issues for review. You decide what to change in your editing or generation workflow.
No. Artlint is not an AI detector and does not try to be. Artlint checks video quality, not how a video was made. It can flag glitches that often appear in AI-generated video, but finding a glitch, or finding none, is not proof that a video is or isn't AI-generated. When a file carries its own origin metadata, such as C2PA Content Credentials, Artlint shows a summary of what that metadata declares, and nothing more. Data & privacy describes what that summary includes.
No. Artlint can miss problems or flag intentional effects. Review the evidence and make the final creative decision yourself. Each report also shows checks that were skipped, unavailable, or incomplete, so a part of the video that was not assessed is not mistaken for a clean result.
Confirm the beta terms first. Before uploading sensitive or unreleased material, review Data & privacy and contact Artlint to confirm the processing and retention terms that apply during beta.
Upload a clip, review the flagged moments, and decide what to fix.