AeyeScope reads every image on every page in real-time and tells you if it's AI-generated — before you trust it, share it, or believe it.
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Sources: Everypixel Journal, AI Index Report — figures are estimates.
A politician aresting himself. A pope in a designer puffer. A war photo that never happened. AI-generated images don't look fake anymore — they look more real than real photographs, because they're optimized for what your eyes want to see.
Every social feed, news article, and search result now contains synthetic media. Journalists publish them unknowingly. Schools use them in lessons. People share them as truth.
The only defense is a second pair of eyes — one trained to spot what yours can't.
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account. No payment. No setup. AeyeScope is ready in 10 seconds.
AeyeScope analyzes every image on every page automatically — Wikipedia, X, Facebook, news sites, blogs. You don't change a thing.
Colored labels appear on each picture: NOT AI, AI, or UNCERTAIN. With a confidence percentage. Right-click any image for a manual recheck.
Every image scanned automatically as the page loads. No clicks required. No queue. Results in under a second.
Not just yes or no. NOT AI, likely NOT AI, UNCERTAIN, likely AI, AI — with exact confidence percentages.
Suspicious result? Right-click any image to manually request a fresh analysis. Works on images the auto-detector skipped.
No images stored. No tracking. No profiling. Only the image URL is sent to our server — nothing about you.
Choose which verdicts to display. Adjust badge position. Set thresholds. Pick from 9 languages. Hide what you don't want to see.
Twitter / X, Facebook, Wikipedia, Reddit, Google Images, news outlets, blogs. If you can see an image in Chrome, AeyeScope can read it.
AI image detection is statistical, not certain. Even when AeyeScope says NOT AI 0% or AI 100%, that's the model's best estimate — not a final answer.
AI generators evolve daily. Some produce images so realistic they bypass every detector on the market, including this one. And some real photographs — especially heavily edited or low-resolution ones — get flagged as AI by mistake.
Use AeyeScope as a second opinion, not a final answer. For anything that matters — journalism, evidence, important decisions — verify through multiple sources.
We'd rather be honest about limits than pretend to certainty we don't have.
Verify images in stories before they publish. Spot synthetic media in source feeds. A second eye on every visual claim.
Teach media literacy with real examples. Check student submissions. Demonstrate the difference between real and rendered to a class.
Triage suspicious uploads. Get an instant first pass on whether reported images deserve closer review.
News feels off. The image feels staged. You want to know. AeyeScope is the second opinion you didn't have until now.
Help children understand which images they see online are real, and which are not. Open a conversation that grade school doesn't.
Ensure stock images are what they claim to be. Avoid embarrassing AI-generated content in campaigns or briefs.
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