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AI Image Detector
Check AI signals in car, property and everyday photos
Check photos for signs of AI generation with a free, bilingual tool. Explore general, car and property modes, review multiple listing photos together, and download a visual PDF report. Category checks help keep car and property reviews relevant. Photos are processed without being stored for training. Try one photo without signing in; create a free account for more. Results show model signals and uncertainty—not proof of authenticity or seller trust.
I'm Muhammed, a 19-year-old developer from Turkey. I built AI Image Detector to help people look more carefully at photos they encounter online, especially in car and property listings.
You can check one photo without signing in, then use a free account to review multiple listing photos together and download a visual PDF report. There are general, car and property modes, with category checks for the listing modes. The interface supports English and Turkish. Photos are processed without being saved for training.
This is a review aid: model scores can be wrong, and a real photo does not prove that a listing or seller is trustworthy. The goal is to make the signals and uncertainty easier to understand.
I'd love your feedback on two things: are the results clear, and is the multi-photo report useful when reviewing a listing? If the tool gets a photo wrong, please tell me which kind of image challenged it. That helps me decide what to test next.
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About AI Image Detector on Product Hunt
“Check AI signals in car, property and everyday photos”
AI Image Detector was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #104 on the daily leaderboard. Check photos for signs of AI generation with a free, bilingual tool. Explore general, car and property modes, review multiple listing photos together, and download a visual PDF report. Category checks help keep car and property reviews relevant. Photos are processed without being stored for training. Try one photo without signing in; create a free account for more. Results show model signals and uncertainty—not proof of authenticity or seller trust.
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Muhammed Azad
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Muhammed, a 19-year-old developer from Turkey. I built AI Image Detector to help people look more carefully at photos they encounter online, especially in car and property listings.
You can check one photo without signing in, then use a free account to review multiple listing photos together and download a visual PDF report. There are general, car and property modes, with category checks for the listing modes. The interface supports English and Turkish. Photos are processed without being saved for training.
This is a review aid: model scores can be wrong, and a real photo does not prove that a listing or seller is trustworthy. The goal is to make the signals and uncertainty easier to understand.
I'd love your feedback on two things: are the results clear, and is the multi-photo report useful when reviewing a listing? If the tool gets a photo wrong, please tell me which kind of image challenged it. That helps me decide what to test next.
Thanks for trying it!