This demo shows how ImgFact Compare Mode presents two versions of the same insurance claim photo: it lines them up pixel by pixel, confirms they show the same photograph, and marks the one area that differs.
Image A · Verdict
Authentic · 88%
Image B · Verdict
Suspicious · 66%
Overlap
98%
Areas differing
1 · 6%
Case#CMP-2026-DEMO
EngineIFC-1.0
Live
Comparison viewer
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B · DERIVEDclaim_photo_revised.jpgSuspicious
A · ORIGINALclaim_photo_original.jpgAuthentic
50%
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Comparison Verdict
Same Photograph, Edited
Both images show the same photograph, but one area differs between them: content differs in the lower left of image A (about 6% of the overlap).
→ Examine the marked area in both images, and ask the submitter for the original file
Overlap
98%
The images line up across 98% of their area, consistent with the same photograph at a different size.
Areas differing
1 · 6%
One region differs after alignment. The comparison shows where the images differ, not which version came first.
01 / 03
Same photograph
The two images line up under one alignment: B is the same photo as A, re-saved at half the size.
02 / 03
One area differs
After alignment, content differs in the lower left. Something was added, removed or retouched there in one of the two versions.
03 / 03
Escalation path
Request the original source file and preserve both versions before relying on either in a matter.
Each image's own scan
Checks · IFE-5.0
AuthenticImage A · 88% conf
Pixel statistics12%
Vision concern5%
SuspiciousImage B · 66% conf
Pixel statistics22%
Vision concern74%
Comparison findings
What the pixel-level comparison found between the two versions
This is a simulated comparison using made-up values to illustrate how Compare Mode presents results. Real comparisons depend on the images analyzed.
Limitation notice
Limitation notice
ImgFact is a first-pass forensic screening tool. For formal legal proceedings, consult a qualified forensic examiner before relying on any digital forensic output.