Photo Evidence
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AI detection can be wrong. Compression, editing, screenshots and new generators can affect results. Never use a score alone to accuse someone or make a consequential decision.
How to check a photo for AI generation
An AI photo detector analyzes the visual content of an image and estimates whether it was generated by artificial intelligence. It gives you a useful signal when a photo’s origin is unclear, rather than a certificate that the picture is real or fake.
Explore the guideUnderstanding AI image detection scores
The percentage shows confidence in a classification, not the share of AI pixels. Real and AI-generated classifications need at least 80% confidence for the corresponding assessment. Edited, unknown and lower-confidence results remain uncertain.
Explore the guideWhich AI-generated photos can you check?
You can check a photo without knowing how it was made. Results can distinguish real, AI-generated, AI-edited and digitally edited images, with a region map when available. The tools listed here are examples of image generators, not a promise of source identification. A detection result cannot prove which generator, model version or editing tool produced an image. Look for the original file and creation records when provenance matters.
Explore the guideAI Image Detector
Check a JPG, PNG or WebP for signs of AI generation. See the image classification, its confidence and a heatmap when available.
Explore the guideIs This Image AI-Generated?
Start with the image. Then trace where it came from and check whether the caption matches what you find.
Explore the guideDeepfake Detector for Images
Screen a still image for signs of AI generation or editing, then choose the next check for the manipulation you suspect.
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