Synthid.com can detect AI watermarks from Google, OpenAI, Kakao, and more, and it’s finally available for all to use. Google’s cross-model AI detection tool is finally available for all.
SynthID Detector will flag content created with AI tools from OpenAI, Google, Apple and other companies. Google’s AI detection website is now available.
The web-based tool is able to flag images, video and audio clips created with AI tools from Google, OpenAI, NVIDIA and Kakao. It’s free to use, but does require users to log in with a Google, OpenAI or Apple account.
The website will also be one of the first AI detection tools that will be able to identify images created with Apple’s AI features, like Image Playground. Google says support for images created and edited with Apple Intelligence is coming "soon." Google has been working on SynthID Detector for more than a year, and previously made versions of it available to journalists and other "media professionals." Now, anyone can visit synthid.com to check whether a piece of content has a SynthID watermark.
The company has other methods for detecting SynthID watermarks and C2PA content credentials, including its " Circle to Search " feature and the Gemini app itself. But creating a dedicated website for detection makes these capabilities a bit easier to access, especially for people not already using Google’s AI tools.
As with all AI detection features, there are some limitations.
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