Drop in a file and get a heuristic breakdown of the signals that suggest AI generation or heavy editing — error-level analysis, texture uniformity, frequency-spectrum checks — all run locally in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded to a server.
AI-generated and heavily-edited media shows up in ordinary situations now, not just viral news stories — a first-pass check often settles the question faster than staring at it and guessing.
Run it through a detector like this one — it checks error-level analysis, texture uniformity, and frequency-spectrum patterns, then shows you a score and what drove it. No single check is definitive, but combined signals give a strong first-pass read.
Yes — completely free, no account required to analyze a file.
No. Analysis runs entirely client-side in your browser. Your file never leaves your device.
Yes — the same tool supports photo, video, and audio, plus analyzing a link directly or capturing a frame straight off your screen.
No — it's a heuristic demo, not a certified forensic tool. Treat results as a data point that informs your judgment, not a final verdict.
Common image formats (JPG, PNG, WebP), video formats (MP4, WebM, MOV), and audio formats (MP3, WAV, M4A).
Yes — paste a link, or use the screen-capture option to grab a frame from a post that's already open in another tab, without needing to download the file first.
Heuristic detectors weigh different signals (compression artifacts, noise patterns, frequency analysis) differently, so scores are a directional read rather than a shared standard — that's true of every detector on the market, not just this one.