Illuminarty

• Detect probability of an image being AI‑generated
• Identify which AI model likely generated a given image
• Detect probability of text being AI‑generated
• Localized detection showing which regions of an image were AI‑generated
• API integration for automated detection in workflows
• Browser extension support planned for on‑the‑fly checking
• Free basic tier with core detection capabilities
• Paid subscription tiers (Basic, Pro, Enterprise) with higher limits and advanced features
• Support for both image and text inputs in one unified interface
• Usage analytics and scalable API requests for professional/enterprise users

Illuminarty is a web‑based AI detection tool designed to help users and organisations verify the authenticity of images and text by determining whether they were generated by artificial intelligence models. Through a combination of computer vision and natural language processing algorithms, the tool evaluates uploaded images and texts, provides a probability score of AI‑generation, and in the case of images can even highlight which regions of an image were likely synthesized by AI. On the site you’ll find that the service supports image classification, model identification of the likely generator of the image, and text classification for AI‑generated writing. To support integrations, Illuminarty offers an API for automated detection, enabling services and platforms to embed detection functionality into their own workflows. The pricing model is freemium: the basic detection capabilities are free to use, while paid plans unlock higher‑volume API requests, deeper localisation, model‑identification and enterprise‑level support. For anyone concerned about content authenticity, brand safety, or verifying whether media was human‑created or algorithmic, Illuminarty provides a one‑stop solution. While detection remains a challenging task especially as generative models advance, Illuminarty emphasises transparency by showing which parts of an image were flagged and giving users the tools to interpret results. Its free tier lowers the barrier to entry for individual use, while the paid tiers cater to professionals and organisations needing scale and integration.