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AI image detector
Drop in a photo. We check it against four independent forensic layers and tell you whether it came from a camera or a generator — and which one.
Drop your files here, or click to choose
JPG, PNG, WebP, PDF or text · up to 8 MB each · up to 10 at once · 5 free checks per hour
What this checker looks at
Generator fingerprints
Embedded generator strings, invisible watermarks and Content Credentials left behind by Midjourney, Firefly, GPT Image and others.
Error level analysis heatmap
Compression is uniform in an untouched photo. We map the areas whose compression does not match and box them on the image.
EXIF and timeline integrity
Camera model, lens, capture timestamp and editing software traces — and whether that story is internally consistent.
Multi-model AI review
A vision model reviews lighting, anatomy, texture and warped text, then names the tool whose signature traits best match.
How to use it
- 1
Drag your photo onto the box above, or click to choose several at once. JPG, PNG, WebP and GIF up to 8 MB each.
- 2
Wait a few seconds. The checker computes a SHA-256 fingerprint, scans the raw bytes, runs the heatmap and asks the AI review for a second opinion.
- 3
Read the result: a risk score, a plain-language verdict, the likely tool and boxes over any region that does not match the rest of the picture.
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Need it as evidence? Create a free workspace and the same check produces a certificate with the verification hash and a QR code anyone can confirm.
Questions
Yes. Checking photos on this page is free and needs no account. A free workspace adds saved history, certificates and team review.
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