How do I check if a photo is AI-generated?

Upload any image or paste a URL. Image Analyze runs 5 independent checks — AI detection (SightEngine), camera metadata extraction, pixel forensics, reverse image search, and content safety screening — then gives you a clear verdict: Likely Authentic, Inconclusive, or AI Generation Likely.

Can it detect Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion images?

Yes. Our AI detection engine is trained on images from Midjourney, DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, and other popular generators. We combine AI pixel analysis with metadata and forensic signals for a more reliable result than any single detector.

You get 2 free checks with no signup required. Each check runs the complete analysis pipeline — no feature gating. If you need more, check packs start at $4.99 for 5 checks.

How accurate is AI detection?

No AI detector is 100% accurate, which is why we combine 5 independent signals into a composite confidence score. You get a clear verdict plus full transparency into each signal so you can make an informed judgment.

Images are stored securely in encrypted Azure Blob Storage for processing. You can delete your data at any time through your account settings.

Guide

How To Verify An Image Before Sharing

Before you share an image publicly, it is worth checking whether the file shows signs of generation, editing, or prior reuse. That is especially true for newsy, emotional, or credibility-sensitive images.

Why image checks matter before sharing

False images spread quickly because they are easy to repost and hard to review once the context is detached. A simple verification pass can catch obvious problems before they travel further.

A fast review workflow

Run reverse image search
Review AI-generation indicators
Inspect metadata when available
Check whether the source seems plausible
Avoid overstating certainty if the evidence is mixed

What to do when results are inconclusive

If the evidence is mixed, the safest decision is often to slow down. Ask for the original file, look for the earliest source, or avoid presenting the image as verified until more context is available.

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