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How Much of This Website Is AI-Generated?
Shops, blogs and news sites can now be filled with generated text and images in days. The AnyFact website checker shows how much of a site is generated, and where.
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AI Website Checker
Open in betaWhat you need
Enter a website address
Up to 20 pages are explored, starting from the home page.
At a glance
20 pages
Up to 20 pages explored per site, with domain age and Google Safe Browsing as trust signals.
AnyFact method
3 levels
Probably human, uncertain or probably AI — never a bare percentage — with the reasons and the limits of the method.
AnyFact method
10 credits
Free every month with an account, no credit card. Uploaded files are deleted after 30 days.
AnyFact free plan
Why a website needs a broader check
A site built quickly with generated content can look established: polished articles, product photos, reviews. One page rarely tells the whole story.
The AnyFact website checker explores up to 20 pages (respecting robots.txt), checks their texts and images with our detectors, and adds trust signals such as domain age (RDAP) and Google Safe Browsing.
AI-generated content is not a sign of fraud on its own; many legitimate sites use it. The checker shows how much there is and where, so you can judge it in context.
Does this sound familiar?
- An online shop appeared recently and you do not know it.
- A news site you have never heard of is quoted everywhere.
- You want to audit how much of your own site is generated.
Here's what we check
Enter the address
Up to 20 pages are explored, starting from the home page.
Every page and image
Pages are ranked from most to least suspicious; AI images are listed with their page.
A verdict in three levels
Probably human, uncertain or probably AI — never a bare percentage — with a short explanation and the limits of the method.
How to read the result
The signals point to a person. It is not a guarantee: a careful generator or heavy editing can leave few traces.
The signals disagree or are too weak. We say so rather than guess, and list what was found.
The signals point to generation. It is an indication, not proof — check the context before acting.
Sample layout. Real reports name the signals that were checked and the limits of the method.
How to use the AI generated website checker, step by step
Enter the address of a public site and read the summary, then the results for individual pages. The checker combines our text and photo detectors with trust signals about the domain.
- 01Enter any public URL.
- 02The checker explores up to 20 pages and respects the site’s robots.txt.
- 03Page texts go through the text detector, and up to 30 images through the photo detector.
- 04Trust signals are added: domain age through RDAP, and Google Safe Browsing where available.
- 05Read the overall verdict, which can be mixed, then the pages and images that drove it.
Use the address you actually came across, such as the shop or news site someone sent you, so the result answers your question. A website analysis uses 10 credits, since it runs both the text and the photo detectors across up to 20 pages.
What does an AI content checker for websites report?
It reports how much of the content looks generated and adds context about the site itself. Each signal needs its own reading.
| Signal | Where it comes from | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Text results | The text detector, passage by passage | Generated text is common on legitimate sites; look at which pages and how much |
| Image results | The photo detector, up to 30 images | Generated team or product photos deserve a closer look |
| Domain age | RDAP registration data | A very new domain is context, not a verdict |
| Google Safe Browsing | Checked where available | A listing is a serious warning; no listing does not mean the site is safe |
Read the signals together. A new domain with generated product photos and look-alike reviews calls for more care than any one of these alone. An established publisher using generated illustrations may simply be open about its tools.
Is this website AI-generated? Checks you can do yourself
A few minutes of checking often tells you whether real people stand behind a site. None of these requires a detector.
- About page: are the people named, and can you find them elsewhere?
- Bylines: do authors link to real profiles with a history?
- Contact details: is there a physical address and a phone number that work?
- Domain registration: a public RDAP or WHOIS lookup shows when the domain was created.
- Reviews: do they all sound alike, or appear in the same short period?
- Legal pages: do they mention another company’s name, a sign of copied text?
- Product photos: does a reverse image search find the same pictures on other shops under other names?
Team portraits and product photos can be checked one by one with the AI image detector. For articles, the guide on how to tell if text is AI-generated lists the signs to read for.
What can’t an AI website checker see?
The checker sees only the public part of a site, within set limits. Keep these in mind before drawing conclusions:
- Pages behind a login are not analysed.
- Pages excluded by robots.txt are not explored.
- Only up to 20 pages and 30 images are checked, so a large site is sampled, not covered.
- Pages with very little text give the text detector little to work with.
- A site can be entirely human-written and still dishonest; detection does not replace the trust checks above.
When a large site is only sampled, check the pages that matter to you one by one: paste an article into the text detector, or upload a product photo to the photo detector.
Reporters checking an unfamiliar source will find a fuller method on our page for journalists and fact-checkers.
Before you check
Is the result proof that a content was made by AI?▼
No. It is an indication, not proof. Detectors can be wrong in both directions, especially on compressed, cropped, edited or very short content. Use the result to decide what to check next, not as a final judgement on anyone.
Why no percentage?▼
A single percentage suggests a precision no detector has. You get one of three levels — probably human, uncertain or probably AI — with the signals behind it and the limits of the method.
How does the analysis work?▼
When the content carries provenance data, such as C2PA content credentials or metadata, we read it first. Then an open-source detector scores the content. When the score is borderline, Claude reviews it as a second opinion, and the result is explained in plain words.
What happens to my files?▼
They are processed to run your analysis — including, for borderline cases, a review by Claude, Anthropic’s model — and deleted after 30 days.
What does it cost?▼
There is a free plan: a free account gets 10 credits every month, with no credit card. Pro ($15 a month) gives 1,000 credits a month; Business ($49 a month) gives unlimited Business Checks and AI checks under a fair-use limit.
Can I check a single article instead of a whole website?▼
Yes. Paste the article into the text detector, which uses 1 credit, instead of running the full website check.
Can it check pages behind a login?▼
No. Only public pages are analysed. Pages that need an account or a password are skipped.
What does the domain age tell me?▼
It shows how long the domain has been registered. A shop or news site created very recently deserves extra checks, but many honest sites are new. Treat it as context alongside the other signals.
What if Google Safe Browsing shows nothing?▼
That means the site was not listed when it was checked, or the check was not available. It does not mean the site is safe, because a new site may not be listed yet.
Check a website, page by page
What you need
Enter a website address
Free plan — 10 credits every month, no credit card.
Each result is an indication, not proof.
Files deleted after 30 days.
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