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.
The most reliable evidence isn't in the pixels at all — it's the C2PA content credentials some generators embed. verif·ai reads them, so a DALL·E image that still carries its credentials is confirmed AI, while a screenshot, a re-upload, or a generator that adds none (Midjourney, locally-run Stable Diffusion) comes back 'unverified' instead of a confident-sounding guess.
What verif·ai tells you, and what it doesn't
Scan the page and verif·ai 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 verif·ai 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
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open the page
Stay on the page with the image you're unsure about.
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hit scan
Open verif·ai and scan — it checks the images on the current tab on-device.
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look for the outline
Images it judges likely AI-generated get a dashed border.
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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 verif·ai 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. verif·ai 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. verif·ai 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