AI Image Detector
Check if an image is AI-generated: provenance metadata plus a visual analysis, with a clear likelihood score.
Upload a photo or an illustration and get a likelihood that it was made by an AI image generator. We combine two independent clues: what the file itself declares (Content Credentials, IPTC source type, generator software, Stable Diffusion parameters, camera data) and a visual check for typical AI artifacts.
- 1Upload the image
- 2Run the analysis
- 3Read the evidence
Likelihood of AI generation
Provenance (file metadata)
Visual signals
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About AI Image Detector
The AI Image Detector estimates how likely an image is to come from an AI image generator such as Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, FLUX, Firefly or Imagen, and explains why.
It combines two independent sources of evidence. First, the file itself: Content Credentials (C2PA) manifests, the IPTC digital source type that many generators now write, generator software names, Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI generation parameters, and real camera data. Second, a visual analysis of the pixels that looks for typical artifacts: hands and anatomy, garbled lettering, inconsistent lighting, waxy textures or melting backgrounds.
The result is a likelihood score with a clear verdict, the provenance clues found in the file and the visual signals with the region where each one appears. Detection is probabilistic: no tool can be right every time, so treat the score as one clue among others.
How to use AI Image Detector
- Upload the image to check, ideally the original file rather than a screenshot.
- Click "Check the image".
- Read the likelihood score and the verdict.
- Review the provenance found in the file metadata and the visual signals, with their strength and location.
- Copy the report if you need to share or archive it.