AI Image Detector analyzes an uploaded image in under 10 seconds to determine whether it was AI-generated, specifically detecting output from OpenAI, Gemini, Midjourney, Adobe Firefly, Shutterstock, Meta, Flux, Copilot and Grok’s generators. It returns a confidence score from 0-100% with a visual explanation, supports JPEG/PNG/WebP/HEIC up to 50MB, and requires no registration for basic use.
Naming the specific generators it can detect, rather than a vague “AI detection” claim, is a meaningfully more honest and useful way to present this category of tool – a detector’s accuracy genuinely varies by which generator produced the image, and being upfront about known coverage lets a user calibrate trust appropriately. Free with no image storage is also the right default for a verification tool whose entire purpose is handling content whose provenance is in question.
Image-authenticity detection is fundamentally probabilistic, and confidence scores should be read as exactly that – a signal, not a verdict – particularly as generation models keep improving and detection inevitably lags behind the newest ones. This is a useful first check for journalists, educators and legal professionals, not a substitute for deeper forensic verification when the stakes are high.
