
Upload an Image
Choose a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image under the file-size limit and wait for the preview to appear.
Upload an image to estimate whether it was created by AI and review the signals behind the result.
This check uses 1 credit. You have 0 remaining.
Avoid uploading private or sensitive images.

Move from uncertainty to a clear, explainable image check without installing specialist software.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image and receive a percentage estimate that helps you decide whether it likely came from an image generator.

When the model finds useful signals, review the leading generator categories and their relative scores beside the overall result.

Check creative submissions, marketplace assets, social posts, reference images, and visual research before they enter your workflow.

Creators use Imgkits to add a quick AI-origin check to their everyday visual workflows.
It gives our content review a useful first signal before we spend time checking the source or metadata.

Lena Park
Content Editor
The generator breakdown helps us explain why an image needs a closer look instead of relying on a guess.

Marcus Cole
Creative Producer
I can check a reference image in seconds and keep the result with the rest of my research notes.

Priya Shah
Visual Researcher
Run an image check in three focused steps.

Choose a clear JPG, PNG, or WebP image under the file-size limit and wait for the preview to appear.

Click the detection button to send the image through the same AI-origin analysis workflow used by the tool.

Review the AI probability, confidence band, and likely generator signals before deciding what to do next.
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It estimates the likelihood that an image contains signals associated with AI image generation. The result is a helpful signal, not an absolute proof of origin.
You can upload common image formats such as JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP within the size limit shown in the tool.
No detector is perfect. Use the probability score and generator signals as evidence alongside source information, metadata, and human review.
The image is uploaded for analysis through Imgkits services. Avoid uploading private or sensitive content unless you are comfortable processing it online.
Some images do not contain strong enough signals for a confident classification. An inconclusive result means the image needs additional context or review.
You can open the tool and try the workflow online. Image checks may use account credits depending on your plan.
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