AI Detector 360

Text · Images · Video — one detector

The AI detector that tells you how sure it is

Check text, essays, images and video for AI generation. Multi-engine scores with sentence-level heatmaps, provenance checks and confidence levels — because a bare percentage isn't evidence.

  • Free scanner below — no sign-up, no credit card
  • Detects ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Midjourney, Sora-class content
  • Only consumer tool with frame-by-frame video analysis
  • Downloadable PDF reports for documentation
0/5,000 characters · free · no sign-up

Built-in engine · upgrade to multi-engine analysis free · how scoring works

One scan for every kind of content

Most detectors stop at text. AI Detector 360 covers the full picture — literally.

Honest scores, not scare tactics

Detectors that promise "99.9% accuracy" have flagged the US Constitution as AI-written and disproportionately misflag non-native English writers. We take the opposite approach:

  • Confidence levels on every result. A 75% score at low confidence is not the same as 75% at high confidence — we show the difference.
  • Multiple independent engines. Commercial classifiers + our statistical engine + provenance inspection, blended transparently.
  • Evidence you can inspect. Sentence heatmaps, signal breakdowns and metadata findings — not just a number.
  • Clear limits. Short texts get flagged as unreliable instead of scored with false confidence.
Read our methodology

How detection works in 10 seconds

  1. 1

    Paste or upload

    Text, PDF/DOCX, image or video — up to 30,000 words or 100 MB.

  2. 2

    Engines analyze

    ML classifiers, stylometric signals and provenance metadata run in parallel.

  3. 3

    Blended verdict

    Confidence-weighted score from 0–100% with a plain-language verdict.

  4. 4

    Inspect & export

    Sentence/frame detail plus a shareable PDF report.

Simple, credit-based pricing

1 credit = 100 words of text · image = 5 credits · video = 25 credits.

Free

$0/mo

300 credits/mo

Scanner + reports, forever free

Starter

$9.99/mo

4,000 credits/mo

Images, video & full PDF reports

Pro

$24.99/mo

15,000 credits/mo

Priority processing for heavy use

See full pricing

Yearly billing saves ~33% · one-time credit packs available

Frequently asked questions

Is AI Detector 360 free?

Yes. The homepage scanner is free with no sign-up (up to 5,000 characters, 5 scans/day). A free account adds 300 monthly credits, full multi-engine analysis, image checks and PDF reports. Paid plans start at $9.99/month.

How accurate is AI detection?

No AI detector is 100% accurate — including ours. Independent research shows every tool produces false positives and false negatives. That is why every AI Detector 360 result includes a confidence level and per-sentence detail instead of a bare percentage.

Which AI models can it detect?

The text engines are trained on output from ChatGPT/GPT-4/GPT-5-class models, Claude, Gemini, Llama and other modern LLMs. Image and video checks cover Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion, Flux, Sora-class generators and face-swap deepfakes.

Can I check images and videos too?

Yes — that is our specialty. With a free account you can scan images (classifier + C2PA/EXIF provenance + likely-generator attribution) and videos, which we analyze frame by frame across the timeline.

Do you store my text?

Anonymous free scans are not stored — we only log the score. Account scans are saved to your private history so you can download PDF reports, and you can delete them at any time.

What makes an AI detector "advanced"?

An advanced AI detector combines several independent signals instead of one model: multiple detection engines, sentence-level heatmaps, provenance checks (C2PA/EXIF metadata), generator attribution and an explicit confidence level. AI Detector 360 runs all of these on every full scan — a single-engine score with no confidence context is what we would call basic.

Which AI detector is the most accurate?

There is no single winner: independent studies show accuracy depends on text length, genre, language and whether anyone tried to evade detection. Instead of one headline number, look for published error rates, confidence reporting and multi-engine coverage. We explain exactly how we measure ourselves on our methodology page.

More questions? Visit the full FAQ.

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