NewsTrace news verification — not the article you're reading

NewsTrace

Traces a story back to its sources. Paste the article text for a full read, or a link for a quick source check — and it never treats what it can't confirm as an accusation.

Tip: pasting the article text lets NewsTrace read the story itself. A link alone checks the source.
Paste an article or a link above to begin.
Check a single claim

Paste one sentence or claim. NewsTrace searches the news and shows which outlets are reporting it — so you can see whether it's widely covered or stands alone. Coverage is not proof; it's a starting point for you to judge.

Image checking (advanced — your own key)

NewsTrace can check where an image appears online using the TinEye reverse-image service — but that service charges per search, so image checking runs on your own account, never NewsTrace's. Set up your own image endpoint (a small proxy holding your TinEye key), paste its address once below, and it's stored only in this browser. Without this, everything else in NewsTrace stays free.

How do I set up my own image endpoint?