Right-click anything that looks off — a post, an image, a video — and SlopRadar tells you whether it is human-made or AI-generated, with a confidence score. No copy-pasting, and no permission to read the pages you browse.
// no account needed · works on Chrome, Brave & Edge
Existing detectors make you copy text into a separate tab and paste it somewhere else. SlopRadar works where you already are: right-click anything suspicious and get an answer without leaving the page.
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account, no setup, nothing to configure.
SlopRadar checks provenance marks (C2PA) and content signals on demand — on X, Reddit, LinkedIn, news sites, anywhere. You choose what gets checked, so nothing is scanned behind your back.
Small badges appear on content: Human, AI-generated, or Unverified — each with a confidence score, never a fake certainty.
Other tools cover one format. Your feed doesn't work that way.
Flags likely AI-written posts, product reviews and news articles — including paraphrased and "humanized" text.
Reads C2PA provenance marks and analyzes images from Midjourney, DALL·E, Stable Diffusion and newer generators.
Checks video thumbnails and provenance metadata, and flags clips that carry synthetic-media markers.
Pick any post and SlopRadar deep-scans everything inside it — and only what's inside it.
Free to check what's in front of you. Pro if you want your whole feed watched automatically.
Early access rolls out in small batches. Waitlist members get Pro free for the first month.
Provenance-mark reading (C2PA) is highly reliable — it's cryptographic metadata, not guessing. Statistical detection of unmarked content is good but imperfect, which is why every label carries a confidence score and weak signals are shown as "unverified" rather than a false verdict.
Scanning is throttled and cached, so pages load normally. Content is analyzed in memory and never stored; we don't track your browsing history.
From August 2026, the EU AI Act requires AI-generated content to carry machine-readable marks. SlopRadar reads those marks — and flags the content that should be marked but isn't.
No pausing needed. When you scan a post with a video, SlopRadar checks the video's provenance metadata (C2PA marks that AI tools must embed) and analyzes its preview frame. Full frame-by-frame deepfake analysis for longer videos is coming to Pro. Since AI-generated video is typically synthetic in every frame, a marked file or a synthetic preview frame is a strong signal on its own.
Chrome, Brave and Edge at launch — one build covers all Chromium browsers. Firefox is next on the roadmap, and Safari after that. Tell us on the waitlist which one you need.
We're rolling out in small batches. Leave your email and you'll get early access — plus your first month of Pro free.