isGenAI

isGenAI: free AI detector that shows the evidence

isGenAI (isgenai.com) checks images, text, code and links for AI and shows the evidence: Content Credentials, AI labels and saved prompts. Free. No account. Private by default.

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Is this AI? A free AI identifier for files, images and text

isGenAI (isgenai.com) is a free AI detector and AI identifier for files, images, text and code. Upload a file to check for AI, paste text or copy a link: it reads the evidence the content carries, such as C2PA Content Credentials, IPTC digital source type, saved prompts, generator metadata and AI-use statements, and names the source of every finding.

  • Checks images, text and code up to 16,000 characters, and public links.
  • Reads prompts saved by AUTOMATIC1111, ComfyUI and InvokeAI word for word.
  • A missing AI signal is reported as “no AI evidence found”, never as proof that a person made the content.
  • Free and private by default, with a documented HTTP API.
  • The isGenAI checker is published only at isgenai.com; similarly spelled names on other domains are not affiliated.

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01 / Images

AI image checker

Reveal a picture’s AI labels, saved prompts, Content Credentials and recorded tool names, with the source behind every finding.

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02 / Text and code

AI text and code checker

Catch every statement of AI use and every mention of ChatGPT, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and Copilot, down to the exact sentence.

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03 / Websites

Check a link for AI

Paste a public article, post or picture link and get its AI labels and file evidence in one report.

See how link checks work

AI website detector: check a public page’s evidence

Checking a website for AI content starts with one exact public article or image URL. Paste it into the checker above and isGenAI reads the page text for AI-use disclosures and tool mentions, then inspects the main picture for supported creation records. Every finding is pinned to the page or file that supplied it, so you always know exactly what was checked.

“check website for AI content”: see the source

A sentence saying “created with AI” is a disclosure. A reference to ChatGPT in an article about technology is a product mention. A signed image record is a separate, stronger kind of evidence. Open “How we checked” to see which source produced each finding and which checks completed. That is how you review a page with confidence, even when a copied or re-exported file has lost its labels.

Pick the tool that fits the material

The AI content checker lays out exactly which evidence you get for images, text, code and public links. It checks the public resource you submit, directly and precisely, rather than crawling a whole domain or breaking through logins, paywalls or CAPTCHAs. For text you already have, use the text and code checker; for a downloaded original, use the image checker or the AI file detector, which lists every AI record a file carries. The AI identifier brings image, text and file checks together on one page. Public links create public reports, so keep private material in the upload or pasted-text workflow and read the privacy policy for the details.

Start with your task

One file. More answers.

Jump straight to the tool you need. Every tool below is free, instant and needs no account.

Fact-checks and research

Viral AI images,
checked.

The latest AI-image cases we traced to their sources, and the research behind our method. See every case.

Inspect the evidence yourself

A result you can retrace.

A screenshot can look identical to an original while losing its saved prompt. Our Image Metadata Lab makes that difference visible: download the controlled files, repeat the checks and compare the results, step for step.

Seven worked cases built on ten code-drawn files show exactly how file records behave. Reproducible, hashed and open.

Open the Image Metadata Lab
  1. Start with a known fileDownload the original and verify its published SHA-256 fingerprint.
  2. Repeat the checkRead the saved text, settings or workflow with the linked tool.
  3. See what changedCompare an export with its original, then keep the record you need.

What we look for

More than
a quick glance.

A file holds details you cannot see by looking at it. We pull every one of them into a single clear report.

Read a file’s creation history

How it was made

Read the tools and edits recorded in a file, and verify signed records for tampering.

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Every sign of AI use

Surface AI labels, saved prompts and creation details from a file or public page.

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Matching copies

Match the file against our records and see what earlier checks already found.

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The reasons behind every result, every time.What we check

For developers

One endpoint.
Evidence you can parse.

Send an image, text or code to /v1/check and get the same report as the website: a plain verdict, every finding with its source and the caveats that come with it. Free, no API key, documented in OpenAPI.

POST/v1/check

Request

curl -X POST https://isgenai.com/v1/check \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"text":"This demonstration caption was generated with ChatGPT.","kind":"text","privacy":"private"}'

Response

{
  "schema": "isgenai.check.v1",
  "verdict": {
    "code": "ORIGIN_UNRESOLVED",
    "label": "Origin unresolved",
    "summary": "A disclosure or label was found, but no trusted origin evidence has resolved this case.",
    "confidence": "low"
  },
  "evidence": [{
    "class": "explicit_disclosure",
    "outcome": "detected",
    "strength": "moderate",
    "summary": "AI-related wording was found in this copy."
  }],
  "case": { "url": "https://isgenai.com/case/case_text_8a47a143…" }
}

Made for everyday questions

Useful at first glance.
Built for a closer look.

A little more context

Good questions.
Straight answers.

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Is there an AI detector that accepts AVIF image uploads?

Yes. The isGenAI AI detector takes AVIF, PNG, JPEG and WebP uploads up to 20 MiB and reads every supported AI label, saved creation record and Content Credential inside, then explains each finding with its source. The report tells you exactly which records the file carries, so you know what the evidence covers.

See supported image checks

Where can I check an image for AI without signing up?

Right here. isGenAI checks an image for AI with no account: drop a supported image into the checker, paste one from your clipboard or choose a file from your device, and the check starts instantly. Uploads are private by default and processed on isGenAI’s server. A clean copy is reported as a verified clean copy, never dressed up as a human certificate.

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I want an AI checker that shows why content was flagged, which one does that?

isGenAI does, on every result. The “How we checked” panel below each result shows the AI label, saved file detail or known matching copy behind a finding, together with every check that ran. Each source is labelled for what it is, because editable metadata, a signed record and a tool mention are different kinds of evidence, and you deserve to see which one you are holding.

Read the checker methodology

How do I check a news article link for AI labels?

Paste the public article URL into the isGenAI link checker. It reads the page’s accessible disclosures and the details of its main image, and keeps the source of each finding visible. It checks that exact resource, precisely, without crawling the whole site or bypassing logins and paywalls. Public-link checks create public reports, so keep sensitive URLs in a private workflow.

See how public-link checks work

What is isGenAI.com?

isGenAI.com is the free AI content checker that shows its evidence. Upload an image or paste text, code or a public link and it reads the saved creation records, supported Content Credentials and statements of AI use inside, then names the source of every finding so you can verify it yourself. A clean result means no AI record in that copy; it is evidence, not a guess.

What if there are no signs of AI?

You get a clear answer: “No AI evidence found”, verified from the file’s own records rather than a visual impression. Shared, screenshotted and re-exported copies lose their creation details, so for the complete picture check the original download too.

What happens to my upload?

Your uploads and pasted text are private by default. We keep a record of the check, including file identifiers and findings, so you can retrace the result. Public links create public, shareable reports. Our privacy policy spells out exactly what is saved.

Can I find the prompt used to make an image?

Yes. If the generator saved its prompt in the file, isGenAI reads it word for word, with the negative prompt, seed and model when they are present. A saved prompt is part of the file’s editable details, so the report shows you exactly which field it came from.

Can I check content from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini?

Yes. Paste your text or code and isGenAI finds every statement of AI use and every mention of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Anthropic’s Claude, Google Gemini, DeepSeek and GitHub Copilot, and shows you the exact words it matched. These checks read declared use and tool names, not writing style, so the result is always traceable.