Three ways to check anything you see. Every verdict shows its evidence, and clean scans never pretend to be proof.
A Scan badge appears on large images on any site. One click to analyze.
Pick "Deep scan image with Artifake" from the menu. Same result, works everywhere.
Scan the page's images, its text, or a paused video frame with one button each.
Hover an image and click Scan. If AI artifacts are found, numbered markers land on the exact spots: the warped logo, the impossible reflection, the texture that repeats. Click a marker to read what it means. Not a score, a case.
Visor reflection implausibleThe gradient is too clean and does not match any light source in the scene
Hand anatomyFingers merge where they should separate, a common generation artifact
Texture repetitionThe same fabric pattern tiles across the suit instead of varying naturally
Video is just frames. Pause on the moment that looks off, open the Artifake popup, and hit Check a video. We analyze exactly what is on your screen, artifact by artifact.
Pause the video on the frame you want to check
Open the popup and tap Check a video
Get a verdict on the frame with markers on the evidence, like the lip-sync mismatch pinned at 1
One tap on Scan this page's text runs an LLM analysis of the article, post, or newsletter you are reading. If AI writing patterns show up, you get the exact quotes, not a mystery percentage.
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, staying ahead means more than keeping up.
It's important to note that these tools do not just save time. They unlock seamless workflows and elevate every part of your process.
Moreover, the results speak for themselves.
A clean scan means we found no artifacts. It is not a certificate of authenticity, and Artifake will never give one. Good AI content can pass a scan, which is why every check also consults the community record: content flagged and confirmed by crowd votes that no single scan could settle.
No artifacts detected · not proof it's real