use case

Is this image AI-generated? How to check it on the page

the short answer

To find out whether an image is AI-generated, scan the page it's on with verifai; it outlines the images it judges likely AI-generated with a dashed border and a 0–100 confidence score and high/medium/low level, on-device with no account — a confidence signal, not a final verdict.

You're looking at an image and something feels off, or you simply want to know before you trust it, share it, or quote it. The old shortcuts don't settle it anymore: hands and faces render cleanly, and a reverse image search only helps if the picture has been seen before.

The honest answer to 'is this AI-generated?' is rarely a flat yes or no — it's how confident you can reasonably be. verifai gives you that: scan the page the image is on and it marks the images it judges likely AI-generated with a confidence score you can act on, right where the image sits.

0–100confidence score verifai attaches to each flagged image
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Why you can't just tell by looking

The giveaways people learned to spot — extra fingers, warped text, a melting background — are mostly fixed in current image models. A picture that passes those checks isn't cleared; it just means the easy tells are gone and your eye has run out of things to catch.

What remains are statistical patterns in the pixels that are hard to see and easy to argue about. A detector reads those patterns the same way every time, which is steadier than hoping you happen to notice the one detail that gives it away.

What verifai tells you, and what it doesn't

Scan the page and verifai outlines the images it judges likely AI-generated with a dashed border, plus a 0–100 confidence score and a high/medium/low level. A high score is a strong reason to be sceptical of that image; a low or medium one means uncertain, not confirmed real.

It's a confidence signal, not a verdict. No detector is right every time, so verifai is honest about giving you a calibrated read rather than a guarantee — use it to decide how much to trust an image, not as proof either way.

how it works

  1. 01

    open the page

    Stay on the page with the image you're unsure about.

  2. 02

    hit scan

    Open verifai and scan — it checks the images on the current tab on-device.

  3. 03

    look for the outline

    Images it judges likely AI-generated get a dashed border.

  4. 04

    read the score

    Each flagged image carries a 0–100 confidence score and a high/medium/low level.

frequently asked

How do I check a specific image on a page?
Open verifai on that page and hit scan. It evaluates the images on the current tab and outlines the ones it judges likely AI-generated, so you can see which one is flagged.
Does a high score mean the image is definitely AI?
No. A high score means strong suspicion, not certainty. verifai reports a confidence level rather than a verdict, so treat it as a signal to dig deeper.
Does the image get uploaded anywhere to check it?
No. verifai runs on-device in your browser when you scan and keeps no server-side history of what you check.
What if the score is low — is the image real?
Not necessarily. A low score means uncertain rather than cleared. No detector catches every AI image, so a low result isn't proof the image is genuine.

Last updated June 8, 2026

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