Choose a file
Select a photo or screenshot. The standard scan runs locally in your browser or app.
Official GAIC image check · Private by default
The official way to check suspicious AI images
Built to be the world’s best AI image checker, GAIC checks for signs of AI, reads photo and file details, spots visible page clues, and looks for supported source proof—all in one private scan.
Important: AI-image detectors can produce false positives and false negatives. Results are clues, not proof. Use them to decide what to verify next—not to accuse a person or clear an image as authentic.
Three steps before you trust a photo
Run the scan, review the warning signs, then check the original source.
Review the warning signs
See what the AI detector found, what the photo and file details show, and whether supported source proof is attached.
Check the source
Find the original post, an earlier copy, or trusted context before you decide what to believe.
One app. Four ways to check suspicious content.
GAIC keeps each warning sign separate so you can see what actually triggered the result.
What GAIC can check
- Visual patterns that can appear in AI-generated photos or sampled video frames
- Camera, software, and editing details that remain in the file
- Supported signed Content Credentials that record how a file was made or changed
- Common AI-style patterns in long English text as a separate check
What no scan can prove
- That a quiet result means a photo is real or untouched
- Who made the content or which tool they used
- That every claim inside a signed creation record is true
- That a screenshot or edited copy still contains the original evidence
Start free. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited checks.
Standard checks are private by default, and no account is needed to begin.
Private on-device scans
Standard text and photo checks run on your device. With GAIC Pro on the web, you can separately choose Advanced Scan for a second cloud AI check when it is available.
3 free checks every week
Text, photo, video, and screen checks share the same allowance. GAIC Pro removes the weekly limit across all of them.
Clear next steps
GAIC explains what it found, what may have affected the scan, and what you should verify next.
Know what to check next
Practical guides for spotting warning signs and checking the original source.
Verification guide
How to tell if an image may be AI-generated
Start with the original source, then examine the file and use detector output as supporting context.
Read the guide →Detector basics
Do AI image detectors actually work?
Understand distribution shift, false results, and the difference between a signal and proof.
Understand the limits →Mobile guide
Check a photo on iPhone
Choose the best available copy, run a private check, and interpret what remains after an export or screenshot.
Follow the iPhone steps →Scan a suspicious image now
Check the photo privately, then use GAIC’s next steps to verify what you found.
Open the GAIC scanner