AI Image Analysis
PremiumCheck suspicious images, products and screenshots with AI
Upload a photo or screenshot and let Fraudly explain what it sees, highlight possible warning signs and show you what to verify next.
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Fraudly looks beyond the image by checking visible links, domains and trust signals where possible.
What can Fraudly check?
Fraudly inspects real-world photos and screenshots for trust, fraud and safety signals — not as a free scan, and not as a yes/no scam verdict.
Products and packaging
Check product photos and packaging for brand, label, spelling and authenticity concerns you can see.
Marketplace listings
Review listing screenshots for unrealistic prices, pressure tactics and thin seller details.
Suspicious messages
Analyse WhatsApp, SMS or chat screenshots for urgency, reward scams and social-engineering cues.
Emails and text messages
Inspect phishing-style screenshots for fake brands, odd domains and payment pressure.
Website screenshots
Look at webshop or login screenshots for visible domains, forms and inconsistent branding.
Invoices and payment requests
Check invoices and payment asks for changed bank details, deadlines and collection pressure.
Tickets and bookings
Review ticket or booking screenshots when an offer or transfer looks too convenient.
QR codes
Detect a QR code in an image and hand the destination to Fraudly’s QR check before you open it.
Photos with suspicious details
Upload a photo that feels off and get a calm explanation of what stands out and what to verify.
When to use AI Image Analysis
Use it when a photo, listing screenshot or message screenshot raises doubt — before you pay, share data or open a link.
- A marketplace listing or product photo feels too good to be true
- A chat, SMS or email screenshot pressures you to act fast
- An invoice or payment request looks altered or unfamiliar
- A QR code appears in a photo and you want to check the destination safely
- You want a calm second look at visible details before trusting what you see
How it works
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Upload a clear photo or screenshot
Include the sender, domain, product label or other details that matter — and crop out unrelated personal data.
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Fraudly inspects visible details
The analysis explains what appears in the image, possible warning signs, and reassuring signals when present.
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Verify what matters next
Follow practical next steps. Visible links can be checked with Fraudly’s website checker; QR destinations stay under your control.
What you get from an analysis
- What the image appears to show
- Possible warning signs and suspicious claims
- Positive or reassuring signals when visible
- Links, domains or contact details that stand out
- What cannot be confirmed from the image alone
- Clear next steps for independent verification
What it cannot guarantee
- It cannot prove that a product, message, invoice or seller is genuine
- It cannot replace bank, platform or police reporting channels
- It cannot open or verify destinations for you without your next step
- It cannot provide a yes/no verdict that an image was or was not made with generative AI
- Results are advisory — they support informed decisions, they do not replace your judgement
Image Forensics — why it matters
Image Forensics is a consumer-friendly way to talk about clues that may support or challenge trust in a picture. Fraudly may surface relevant indicators when they help you decide what to verify next.
Metadata
Some files carry technical details about how or when a photo was saved. Missing or odd metadata does not prove fraud — but it can be a reason to look closer.
Provenance
Provenance is about where an image came from and whether its history looks consistent with the story someone is telling you.
Editing traces
Visible inconsistencies — cropped logos, mismatched lighting, reused stock-style photos — can matter when money is on the line.
Content Credentials
Content Credentials are industry signals some creators and tools attach to show origin or edits. When present, they can help you understand authenticity claims — absence alone is not proof of a scam.
Possible AI indicators
Fraudly may note possible AI-generation indicators when relevant. These are clues for further checking, never a guarantee that an image is or is not AI-generated.
Fraudly explains capabilities and evidence in plain language. It does not publish how internal detection works, and it never turns your upload into public SEO content.
How it complements Website Analysis
AI Image Analysis helps you understand what a photo or screenshot shows and which trust questions to ask next.
Website Analysis checks domains and sites for trust signals when a visible link or shop URL needs verification.
QR Analysis helps you inspect a scanned destination before you open it. Together, these tools support better trust decisions — they do not duplicate each other.
Not a generic “AI image detector”
Many people searching for an AI image detector want a yes/no answer about generative art tools. Fraudly’s AI Image Analysis is built for consumer trust: suspicious photos, scam screenshots, marketplace listings, invoices and messages.
Image Forensics may surface possible AI-generation indicators when relevant. That helps you decide what to verify next — it is not a guarantee that an image was or was not AI-generated.
Fraudly does not claim guaranteed AI detection or 100% accurate authenticity checks. Results are advisory and support informed decisions.
Premium feature — account-wide
AI Image Analysis is part of Fraudly Premium. Create a free account to get started, then upgrade when you need deeper protection. With one Premium account you can use Fraudly on Website, iPhone & iPad, Android, Chrome and Edge.
Privacy-first analysis
Fraudly analyses uploaded images to help you identify potential trust signals. Fraudly does not publish, index or share user-uploaded images. Uploaded content is never used as public SEO content. Analysis remains private — Fraudly does not turn customer uploads into public examples. Avoid uploading passwords, card numbers or ID documents.
- Fraudly analyses uploaded images to help you identify potential trust signals — privately.
- Fraudly does not publish, index or share user-uploaded images.
- Uploaded content is never used as public SEO content.
- Your analysis stays private; Fraudly does not turn customer uploads into public example reports.
- Avoid uploading passwords, full ID documents or unnecessary personal data.
Fraudly analyses visible details and verified signals, but cannot guarantee that an item, message, document or product is genuine or safe. Results are advisory.
Any sample reports on Fraudly are Fraudly-created demonstrations — never real customer uploads.
Learn more
How to approach AI-generated images
What generative images change for shoppers — and what still needs independent verification.
Fake marketplace photos
How scammers reuse and edit listing photos, and what to check before you pay.
Manipulated screenshots
Why chat and payment screenshots can be edited — and how to stay safe.
Verify a QR code safely
Preview destinations and check suspicious links before you open them.
Website Analysis
Paste a URL and get a clear trust verdict with reasons you can understand.
Trust Methodology
How Fraudly thinks about trust signals and measured language.
Scam Alerts
Current patterns consumers should know about.
Updates
Product improvements across Website, QR and Image Analysis.
Download Fraudly
Use Fraudly on web, mobile and browser extensions with one account.
Frequently asked questions
What is Fraudly AI Image Analysis?
It is a Premium tool that lets you upload a photo or screenshot so Fraudly can explain what it sees, what may be suspicious, and what you should check next — for scam awareness, product authenticity and consumer safety.
Is this an AI-generated image detector?
Not as a yes/no detector. Fraudly focuses on trust and fraud signals in real-world photos and screenshots. Image Forensics may note possible AI-generation indicators when relevant, without guaranteed detection.
Can I check a screenshot of a scam message?
Yes. Upload screenshots of WhatsApp chats, SMS, emails or social messages. Fraudly highlights urgency, pressure tactics, odd claims and visible contact or payment details.
Can Fraudly check product photos for authenticity?
Fraudly can review visible packaging, branding, labels and inconsistencies. It cannot prove authenticity from a photo alone and will tell you what still needs verification.
Does it check marketplace listings?
Yes. You can upload listing screenshots to review pricing pressure, thin seller cues and other scam patterns common on marketplaces.
What about QR codes in an image?
If a QR code is detected, Fraudly can hand the destination to the dedicated QR code check. Destinations are never opened automatically.
Are my uploads used for SEO or published online?
No. Fraudly does not publish, index or share user-uploaded images. Uploads are never used as public SEO content.
Is AI Image Analysis free?
No. The analysis action is Premium. You can create a free Fraudly account and learn about the feature on this page before upgrading.
Does Premium work on every device?
Yes. Fraudly Premium belongs to your account and follows you across supported platforms after you sign in — Website, mobile apps and browser extensions.
