AI Website Detector

Wondering “does my site look AI-generated?” Paste a URL and we’ll run an AI-Tell Check: the common vibe-coded design patterns, reported factually. No score, nothing to pass or fail.

What we check

  • Emoji used as icons in nav, headings, buttons and lists
  • Font signature: serif “tasteful default” display faces (a strong 2026 tell) vs. generic sans (a weak one)
  • Untouched shadcn default cards
  • AI-purple / indigo / violet as the primary color
  • Gradient-clipped hero text and purple-to-blue gradients
  • Max-radius (rounded-2xl/3xl/full) applied everywhere
  • Cream page backgrounds (the “tasteful default” house style)

We read the page’s static HTML (class names, inline styles, font links, and text). Computed-color and animation tells need a rendered browser and aren’t covered here.

Frequently asked

Does my site look AI-generated or vibe-coded?
Paste your URL above. We fetch the page and look for the common AI-generation design tells: emoji-as-icons, serif “tasteful default” fonts, AI-purple, gradient text and cream backgrounds. We report what we find as a factual, non-scored signal, not a verdict.
Is generic sans (Inter / Geist / Roboto) an AI tell?
Only weakly. Plenty of intentional, well-designed sites use Inter (SaaSalyst does). We flag it as informational, never as a strong signal. The serif “tasteful default” display look is the much stronger 2026 tell.
Do you store the page or my URL?
No. The check is stateless. We fetch the page, analyze it in memory, and return the result. We record an anonymous, hashed-domain usage signal only; we never log the raw URL.