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How AI-made does a page look?
Paste a URL. A real browser renders the page and measures its styles, and Jev checks it for 34 tells of AI-generated design and copy. Free, 2 scans a day, about 20 seconds.
How it works
- Headless Chrome loads the page at 1440 × 900, scrolls it once, and measures the styles it actually renders: fonts, gradients, shadows, radii, grids, and the visible copy. If the browser is unavailable, the page's HTML and CSS are analysed instead, and the report says so.
- Jev, the System One model from TypeSafe AI, reads those measurements and the copy, and answers one yes/no question per tell, plus one question about the whole page.
- 60% of the score is Jev's answer about the whole page. The other 40% is how strongly the eight strongest tells fire.
The scale
- 80–100 · Pure slop
- 60–79 · Heavily prompted
- 40–59 · Template-adjacent
- 20–39 · Mostly human
- 0–19 · Hand-made
The 34 tells
Color
- Indigo-to-violet gradients
- Gradient-filled headline text
- Dark canvas with neon glow
- Blurred color blobs
- Frosted-glass panels
- Stock framework palette
- Low-contrast grey text
Type
- One default sans for everything
- Oversized tight hero headline
- Eyebrow label over every section
- Two-tone headline
- Emoji in headings
- Everything centered
Copy
- AI copywriting voice
- Claims with no specifics
- Formula tagline
- Rule-of-three fragments
- Unverifiable social proof
- Leftover placeholder content
- Emoji bullet points
- Generic call-to-action pair
Components
- Rounded-square icon tiles
- Announcement pill above the hero
- Three-card feature grid
- Bento grid
- Grey logo wall
- Three-tier pricing with "Most popular"
- Boilerplate FAQ accordion
Layout
- Hero plus framed product mockup
- Template section order
- Same big radius on everything
- Identical section rhythm
- No real imagery
- Gradient CTA band before the footer
FAQ
- Does a high score mean AI made the page?
- No. A high score means the page is missing design and writing decisions of its own. A person using a template can score high; a well-directed AI build can score low.
- How accurate is it?
- It is only as good as what can be measured from the rendered page. Treat each tell as a prompt to look, not a verdict.
- What is stored?
- The URL, the score, the tell results, and the measured style summary, for 90 days. Screenshots are never stored.