AI text detection
Examines vocabulary repetition, recurring phrases, sentence-length distribution, punctuation frequency, and unusual characters. More complete text usually produces steadier statistical signals.
Open text detectorAI content detection Text · Image · Video
Detect whether content is AI-generated.
Upload text, an image, or a video. GenDetect returns AI generation confidence and explainable signals to help you review suspicious content faster.
- Three content types
- AI confidence score
- Evidence you can inspect
AI generation check
Choose the content to inspect
The result includes AI generation confidence and the signals behind it.
Text content
Paste the text you want to inspect
GenDetect checks repetition, sentence length, punctuation, and character structure.
Your text is not saved or uploaded
Image content
Choose a local image
GenDetect checks color, texture, edges, and brightness distribution.
The image is read only on this page
Video content
Choose a local video
GenDetect reads duration, resolution, average bitrate, and container format.
Analysis time depends on file size
Detection methods
What signals does AI content detection examine?
Each content type needs a different analysis. GenDetect breaks results into readable clues so you can understand where the score comes from.
AI image detection
Examines color distribution, brightness contrast, edge gradients, and file characteristics for visual clues such as excessive smoothness or unusual noise.
Open image detectorAI video detection
Combines duration, resolution, average bitrate, and container details for an initial screen, while identifying cases with insufficient evidence.
Open video detectorHow to read the score
Confidence is a signal, not a verdict.
This demo uses explainable local rules to simulate confidence scoring. Low confidence does not prove human authorship, and high confidence alone cannot prove AI generation. Verify the author, publication time, and original source.
Frequently asked questions
About AI content detection
Understanding the limits of detection scores helps reduce false positives for human and edited content.
Are AI content detection results accurate?
AI content detection provides supporting clues only. Models, rewriting, compression, and input length can all affect the result, so a score alone cannot establish the source.
Why does text detection need longer content?
Longer text contains more samples of sentence structure, repetition, and punctuation, making statistical signals steadier than they are for short snippets.
What does image and video detection analyze?
The current demo examines image color, brightness, and edges, plus video duration, resolution, bitrate, and container information, then presents explainable clues.
Can the result be treated as a final verdict?
No. Verify the author, publication date, original file, content credentials, and publishing source before reaching a conclusion.