Question 1

How accurate is the AI image detector?

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Our AI image detector uses advanced machine learning models including ConvNeXt-based classifiers, metadata analysis, and OCR watermark detection. The accuracy depends on the image quality and type, but our multi-step detection process provides high confidence results for most images.

Question 2

What image formats are supported?

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We support a wide range of image formats including JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, HEIF, AVIF, BMP, TIFF, GIF, SVG, and PDF. The maximum file size is 10MB, and the minimum is 1KB.

Question 3

How does the detection process work?

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The detection process involves three main steps: metadata analysis (EXIF data, camera information), OCR watermark detection, and machine learning model analysis. The system combines these results to provide a final classification of whether an image is AI-generated, real, or digitally edited.

Question 4

Is my image data stored or shared?

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No, your images are analyzed securely and are not stored on our servers after processing. We prioritize your privacy and only process images temporarily for detection purposes.

Question 5

What does the confidence score mean?

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The confidence score indicates how certain the detection system is about its classification. Scores above 70% are considered high confidence, 40-70% are medium confidence, and below 40% are low confidence. Higher scores indicate more reliable results.

Question 6

Can the detector identify deepfakes?

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Yes, our detector can identify deepfakes and other AI-generated content. It analyzes various characteristics including facial inconsistencies, lighting patterns, and digital artifacts that are common in AI-generated or manipulated images.

Question 7

How long does detection take?

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Detection typically takes a few seconds to complete. The process involves uploading the image, analyzing it through multiple detection methods, and generating results. Most images are processed within 10-30 seconds.

Question 8

What is a heatmap and how is it used?

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A heatmap is a visual representation showing which areas of the image the AI detector identified as potentially AI-generated or manipulated. The heatmap highlights regions with higher probability of being synthetic, helping you understand why an image was classified as AI-generated. Heatmaps are generated asynchronously and may take a few additional seconds after the initial detection.

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