Upload an image or paste text to find out if it carries AI generation markers — in under five seconds, no account required.
What it checks:
Images — reads C2PA signed provenance metadata embedded at generation time. If an image was created with Claude, DALL·E, Adobe Firefly, or any other C2PA-compliant generator, the tool extracts the generator name, creation timestamp, and trust status. The check is cryptographic: it reads the actual signed manifest, not a filename or file type.
Text — scans for hidden Unicode characters embedded in the content: zero-width spaces, invisible joiners, soft hyphens, and other non-printing characters used to fingerprint or mark generated text. If they’re there, we surface exactly which characters and where.
What it does not check:
Claude’s statistical text watermark works at the token-generation level and requires Anthropic’s private key to verify. That’s true of every tool, not just this one. When a text scan comes back clean, it means no hidden characters were found — not that the content is human-made. Metadata can also be stripped from images before sharing. We show you what’s actually present, and we tell you plainly what we can’t see.
Why it’s useful:
Publishers, editors, educators, and HR teams are fielding more AI-generated content than ever. This tool gives you an honest, fast first check — not a confidence score built on vibes, but a direct read of the provenance signals that generators embed. Free, no signup, files processed in your browser session and never stored.


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