No detection tool is ever fully accurate, and that has to be the starting point. This collection covers text, image, and music detection. Treat a result as a signal, not a verdict.
Tool list
15 toolsOcean HotNew
AI email security platform, protecting against phishing and email-based threats
GPTZero HotNew
Leading AI content detection, millions of users, accurate AI identification
Originality.AI HotNew
Pro AI text detection + plagiarism checker, industry-leading accuracy
Hive Moderation HotNew
AI image/video detection platform, API support
authio HotNew
Pro AI music detection, 99.42% accuracy, 9 AI music generators
Copyleaks New
Enterprise AI content detection, multilingual including Chinese
AI or Not New
One-click AI image and audio detection, clean interface
Illuminarty New
AI image detection, deep analysis, multi-model identification
ZeroGPT New
Free AI text detection, multilingual, quick ChatGPT identification
Timbrica New
Free AI music detection, Suno/Udio identification, audio analysis
AHA Music AI Detector New
Online AI music detection, upload audio, multi-format support
SynthID Bio New
A family of provenance watermarking methods for synthetic biology released by Google DeepMind on September 30, 2026. It embeds imperceptible, highly detectable marks directly into AI-designed protein sequences and three-dimensional structure predictions while preserving biological function, aimed at DNA synthesis screening and the integrity of public biological databases. Released alongside a Nature paper and open-source code
OpenAI textGrain New
A statistical text watermarking scheme announced by OpenAI on October 5, 2026. It adds an invisible statistical signal through the model word choices so a detector can tell whether text was generated or processed by an OpenAI system. API customers worldwide can opt in for select models from day one, EU ChatGPT and Codex text gets the watermark over the coming weeks, and detector access starts with approved researchers and expert organizations
SynthID Detector New
Google opened this verification portal to the public on October 7, 2026, replacing a waitlist limited to journalists, researchers and media professionals. Sign in with a Google, Apple or OpenAI account, upload an image, video or audio file, and the portal scans for the invisible SynthID watermark that Google and its partners embed at generation time, highlighting which parts of the file carry it. It covers content from Google, OpenAI, NVIDIA and Kakao with Apple listed as coming soon, and Google states plainly that it is not a general purpose AI detector, so a clean result does not prove a file is human made
Winston AI Hot
AI content detection tool, identifying AI-generated text with high accuracy
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