AI Photo Detector
Find out if an image was generated by AI, and why.
Before you trust, verify.
Check a photo, a video, a voice message or a text — and documents, code and websites too. We read its provenance, run open-source detectors and explain the verdict in plain words, so you can decide before you share, pay or reply.
Drop a photo or a screenshot
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC · up to 20 MB
No account needed to start. Your result unlocks when you create a free account.
Pick a situation to see what we check — then test your own file for free.
Miranda
online
“Hello, I’m Miranda. Is this really my voice or an AI-generated clone? Even my parents can’t tell the difference.”
Synthetic voice made with ElevenLabs.
What AnyFact checks
Real sample files with a known origin: the voice and the two photos are AI-generated, the video is real. The bank call and the cover letter are illustrative examples.
Step 1
Content credentials (C2PA) and metadata often say how a file was made. When they name an AI generator, that settles it.
Step 2
Otherwise, models built for each format score the content — pixel by pixel, second by second, passage by passage.
Step 3
Probably human, uncertain or probably AI — with the reasons, the limits of the method and a PDF report. Claude, a language model, writes the explanation and only weighs in on borderline cases.
AI Photo Detector · sample report
Probably humanNo AI generator is named in the file, the detector scores it well within the human range, and the light, skin texture and background blur are consistent with a camera photo. As always, this is an indication, not proof.
All 7 detectors are open in beta, on every plan.
Find out if an image was generated by AI, and why.
See which passages of a text were probably written by AI.
Check whether a voice message was cloned or synthesised.
Spot AI-generated or face-swapped videos, moment by moment.
Analyse the text, images and metadata of a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file.
Estimate whether source code was written by an AI assistant.
Measure how much of a website’s text and images is AI-generated.
Is this business legit? Is this SaaS reliable? A trust score from public signals, each with its source.
No detector is perfect. So we show our work, say when we do not know, and let you flag a wrong result.
One AI detector, every kind of content
Every detector reads provenance first, then runs an open-source model and explains the verdict: probably human, uncertain or probably AI.
Free
$0/month
10 credits a month
Refilled on the 1st of every month
Pro
$15/month
1,000 credits a month
Refilled on each monthly renewal
Business
$49/month
Unlimited Business Checks and AI checks
Fair use: up to 5,000 credits a month
Credits per analysis
Every plan includes every AI detector, PDF reports and a Business Check preview. The full Business Check report is part of the Business plan.
No. A detection result is an indication, not proof. Detectors make mistakes, and a well-edited AI content can look human (and the reverse). Use the verdict and its explanation as one input in your own judgment, never as the only basis for a sanction or an accusation.
Three steps. First we read the provenance: C2PA content credentials and metadata, which can settle the question on their own. Otherwise an open-source detection model scores the content. In the grey zone, Claude, a large language model, gives a second opinion, and it always writes the plain-language explanation. The verdict has three levels: probably human, uncertain or probably AI (and “mixed” for texts).
During the beta: images (JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 20 MB), videos (MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 3 minutes), voice messages and recordings (MP3, WAV, M4A or WhatsApp notes, up to 5 minutes) and texts of at least 300 characters. Documents (PDF, Word or PowerPoint, up to 20 MB and 50 pages), source code (at least 30 lines) and websites (up to 20 pages) are open too.
Your files are used only to run your analysis and are deleted after 30 days. Your results stay in your account history, and you can download a PDF report of each one.
There is a free plan: you get 10 free credits every month, with no card. Pro costs $15 a month for 1,000 credits, and Business $49 a month for unlimited Business Checks and AI checks (fair use). Each analysis costs a number of credits that reflects its compute cost — 1 for a photo and 1 for a text.
Yes. No AI detector is perfect, especially on short texts, heavily compressed images or edited content. Every result page has a “this result is wrong” button: your feedback helps us measure and improve the detectors.
An AI detector estimates whether a piece of content was made by a generative AI tool. AnyFact covers seven kinds of content in one place: images, videos, voices, texts, documents, source code and websites. It reads provenance data first, then runs an open-source detector and explains the verdict.
Yes, there is a free plan. Your first photo, video, voice or text test needs no account, and 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.
The text detector does not look for one brand: it measures how predictable each passage is to an open-source language model, which works on text from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or other assistants. The result is given passage by passage, so a partly generated text shows up as mixed.
Yes. The video detector scores one frame per second, checks clearly visible faces for face swaps and sends the soundtrack to the voice detector. The voice detector scores each segment of a recording and flags scam patterns in the transcript. Compressed clips are harder to judge, and the verdict says so.
Good or bad, your honest review on Trustpilot helps people decide, and helps us improve.
Your first test needs no account. Then 10 free credits every month with a free account — no card.