AI Image Detector
Multi-engine AI image detectorCross-check whether an image is AI made
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Check a profile photo for signs of AI generation
- Screen product images before publishing
- Verify image sources during editorial review
How to use it
- 1 Upload the original image to the site
- 2 Let the credentials, metadata, and engines run
- 3 Read the graded conclusion and engine votes
- 4 Export the report if you need a record
Who it is for
Pros
- First report is free
- Shows each engine vote, not one opaque score
- Adds credential and metadata checks
Limitations
- Detection is probabilistic and can be wrong
- Later reports require paid packages
- Uploads are capped at 12MB per file
- Results should not be the sole basis for accusations
What AI Image Detector is
AI Image Detector is a tool at aiimagedetector.info that checks whether an image was generated by AI. The site says it cross-checks multiple detection models and combines C2PA content credentials with metadata forensics to reach a graded conclusion rather than a single opaque score. It lists batch detection of up to 50 images with a summarized report, support for JPEG, PNG, and WebP files under 12MB, and coverage of mainstream generators such as Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion. The first report is free, and later reports are charged through packages. It is aimed at editors, researchers, moderators, and educators who need to judge whether an image is authentic.
What you can do with it
- Upload an image for multi-engine AI detection
- Check C2PA credentials and metadata alongside engine votes
- Read a graded conclusion with visible disagreement
- Batch screen up to 50 images with a report
Who it is for
- Editors and researchers verifying image sources
- Marketplace and community moderators
- Educators discussing AI-generated media
What to watch out for
Detection is probabilistic, and no tool catches every case, so a result is guidance rather than proof. Do not use it as the sole basis for accusing someone, failing a student, or removing content, since mistakes can affect real people and any consequences fall on the user. Heavily edited or re-encoded images can defeat both credential checks and model detection, so a clean result does not guarantee an image is camera-made. The first report is free but continued use requires paid packages, and prices and limits can change, so confirm the current offer on the official page. Uploaded images are handled by an external service, so review the privacy policy before sending anything sensitive, and treat the tool as one check among several, including your own judgment.
FAQ
Is AI Image Detector free?
The first report is free, and later reports are charged through packages.
How does it decide?
It checks C2PA credentials and metadata, then several detection engines vote, and the result is presented as a graded conclusion.
Can I trust the result completely?
No. Detection is probabilistic, so treat the output as one input and confirm with other evidence before acting.
What are the limits?
Files are capped at 12MB, batch uploads at 50 images, and continued use requires payment.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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