risor01AI check
Was it made with AI?
Drop a thumbnail, an icon, a 3D model, a Roblox file or a script. We read the proof inside it — Content Credentials, generator stamps, the pixels themselves, mesh topology, code habits — and show every signal, not just a number.
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- file types
- 50 MB
- max size
- 0
- files kept without your OK
- 26
- files checked
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PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, MP4, MOV, GLB, FBX, OBJ, .blend, .rbxm, .rbxl, .lua, .py, .js, .zip · 50 MB
Every scan counts
Your tally across every file you've checked.
- 0Handmade
- 0Probably human
- 0Inconclusive
- 0Probably AI
- 0AI confirmed
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- First scanCheck your first file0/1
- Ten deepCheck 10 files0/10
- AI hunterCatch an “AI confirmed”0/1
- Human touchFind a handmade file0/1
- PolyglotScan 4 different kinds of file0/4
- 3D detectiveScan a 3D model or Roblox file0/1
Scan a real example
Real files, run through the same scanner.
Five kinds of evidence
Strong proof first. Habits last — and labelled as habits.
- Proof of origin
C2PA Content Credentials (OpenAI, Google, Adobe sign their output), IPTC “trainedAlgorithmicMedia” labels and Roblox's own RBX_AI_GENERATED stamp.
- Pixel analysis
When the labels are gone (Discord, WhatsApp, screenshots), a detector trained on GPT-Image, Nano Banana, Midjourney, FLUX and Seedream reads the pixels and frames. Strong, but an estimate: it says “probably”, never “confirmed”.
- Structure
For 3D: quads vs triangle soup, one sealed shell, auto-unwrapped UVs, one baked texture, named parts and rigs.
- Style
For code and text: narrator comments, stock phrases, emoji logs vs TODOs, dead code and mixed indents. The weakest evidence.
What we never do
- Run your file. Models, .blend and Roblox files are read as bytes — Blender and Studio are never opened.
- Keep it without your OK. Unticked, it's gone right after the scan.
- Call a guess “confirmed”. Only a generator's own label does that.