AI Content Detection
Find out whether a content was made by AI — and why.
Photos, videos, voices, texts, documents, code and websites: each analysis checks provenance first, runs an open-source detector, then explains why.
Why this matters
Generated images, cloned voices and AI-written texts now look real. A clear, explained verdict helps you decide before you trust, share or act.
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open in beta
What you can check
7 detectorsEvery analysis runs the same way
Provenance first
Content credentials (C2PA) and metadata are read first. When they clearly say how the content was made, that settles it.
An open-source detector
Otherwise a specialised open-source model scores the content, part by part, so mixed content stays visible.
A verdict, explained
In the grey zone Claude (an LLM) gives a second opinion. You get probably human, uncertain or probably AI, with a plain-language explanation.
A result is an indication, not proof. Detectors can be wrong, especially on compressed, edited or very short content. If you think a verdict is wrong, tell us from the result page: it helps us improve.
Find out whether a content was made by AI — and why.
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