Question 1

How does it decide?

Accepted Answer

An audio model trained on output from the major generators — Suno, Udio, Mureka, ElevenLabs and others — listens for the artefacts each one leaves: how transients smear, how stereo width behaves, how vocals sit in the mix. It returns a probability and the generator it most resembles.

Question 2

Is the verdict certain?

Accepted Answer

No detector is. Above about 90 % the call is solid; in the middle it is a lean, and the page says "likely" on purpose. Heavy mastering, re-recording through speakers, or a human track that samples an AI stem all push the number around. Treat it as evidence, not proof.

Question 3

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Three credits a check, the same as identifying a song, because each one is a paid analysis on our side. A check that cannot run — an unreadable file, a page that will not load — refunds automatically.

Question 4

What happens to my file?

Accepted Answer

It is sent to the analysis service for this check and nothing else; we keep the verdict, not the audio. Pasted links are fetched by the service directly.

AI music detector — was this made by a machine?

Bring the track

Get a verdict

Then decide

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