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AmICredible
Independent assessment
Article analyzer
Check an article
Paste an article, give us its address, upload a PDF, or upload an image. We check two separate things: whether the reporting is supported by independent sources, and whether the headline represents the article. A sensational headline over a solid story is a different problem from a weak story — so they are never combined into one figure.
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AmICredible · Article assessment
This report records a single check. The sources behind it are the ones available when it ran; checking again later can find different ones as the web changes.
No single claim to score
Overtaken by events
The link you supplied is about something else
Your story
Checked on its own against a wider search for independent corroboration — not against the link you supplied.
Story assessed
Overall
Not scored
Its own pages, or reports crediting it
Article credibility
Scoring the article…
Checking what the article rests on against independent sources. This is the slower of the two checks.
Article credibility
Is the story's central claim supported by independent evidence?
This report came back incomplete
Across the claims checked
Across the claims checked
Claim assessed
Overall
This claim was read out of your image
You did not type it — the analyzer worked it out from the picture, and the verdict above is about it as written. If it is not what you wanted checked, type the claim yourself and run it again with the image attached.
Not scored
This analysis couldn't be completed.
A second claim was nearly as central
Framing advisory — separate from the verdict
Headline fidelity
Does the headline represent the article? Judged against the article itself — no outside sources.
Headline assessed
Load-bearing claims
Headline taken from the page
Both checks were run against this. If it is not the article's headline, correct it and run the assessment again.
Only the text in the PDF was read