Does your website look AI-generated?

Checks the visual design, not who wrote the copy.

Optional. PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 5 MB.

How it works

  1. 1

    Paste a URL

    A page you own, or one you were asked to check.

  2. 2

    Read the score

    The patterns that matched, and what to change.

  3. 3

    Fix it, or redo one page

    A direction, a draft, and notes, when you want them.

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This site, before and after

The before is the first version of this site, from Nov 11, 2026. Each number is the score from a check of the version shown.

Unslop UI at launch (Nov 11, 2026), Desktop. This website, captured for the comparison.

Plate 01 — At launch, Nov 11, 2026

22

Score

After, Desktop. This website, captured for the comparison.

Plate 02 — Now

0

Score

What no longer matches

  1. a.Stock marketing lines
  2. b.A row of matching icons
  3. c.No product picture

Illustrative drawings

Three made-up pages, scored the same way as a live check.

Harbor Notes

A ferry timetable, drawn for this page.

Harbor Notes, Before. An illustrative page, not a customer site.

Plate 03 — Before

72

Score

Harbor Notes, After. An illustrative page, not a customer site.

Plate 04 — After. None of the default patterns matched.

0

Score

The other drawings

03

What the check looks for

Eight habits that make a shipped page look like every other generated landing page. The check reads the page. It does not guess who wrote it.

  1. a.

    Violet gradients

    A hero washed in purple, indigo, or fuchsia, often clipped into the headline.

  2. b.

    Three matching cards

    The same icon, title, and sentence, three times, in one row.

  3. c.

    Inter on every line

    Inter, Geist, or the system stack, used for the title and the body alike.

  4. d.

    Default gray and a soft shadow

    The gray card and the soft shadow that comes with the usual kit.

  5. e.

    Stock sentences

    Lines that could sit on any product: a promise of speed, a claim of power, a word with no specific meaning.

  6. f.

    One large radius

    Every box shares the same generous corner.

  7. g.

    A centered stack

    Title, subtitle, and two buttons, all in the middle of the first screen.

  8. h.

    A blurred orb

    A large soft color blot sitting behind the headline, often pulsing.

04

The rate card

The check is free, a few times a day. A redesign is one page. Packs are $4.99 for one, $9.99 for three, and $19.99 for ten.

Page check

$0

A score, the matched tells, and what the page showed. Three free checks a day.

Check a URL

1 redesign

$4.99

A direction, an editable draft, and notes on what to change.

3 redesignsBest value

$9.99

Three pages, each with a direction, a draft, and notes.

10 redesigns

$19.99

Ten pages, each with a direction, a draft, and notes.

How many free checks?
Three free checks a day. Each one returns a score and the patterns that matched.
What does a redesign include?
One page: a direction, an editable draft, and notes on what to change.
When can I pay?
Payments open soon.

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Before you paste a URL

What does the score mean?
A high score means the page uses more of the default patterns: gradients, repeated cards, the usual type. It does not prove a model built the site, and it does not say the page will convert worse.
Whose sites can I check?
Only a site you own, or one whose owner told you to scan it. The box on the form is required, and the time and network address are stored with the check.
What do the redesign packs buy?
$4.99 buys one redesign, $9.99 buys three, and $19.99 buys ten. One redesign is a single page: a direction for the page, a draft you can edit, and notes on what to change. Payments open soon.
Do you keep the page you fetched?
The report keeps a score, the matched rules, and how many bytes of HTML were read. The HTML itself is not published, and the report page is not indexed.

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Paste a URL. Three checks a day are free.

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