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Your website looks AI generated

Paste the live page. Unslop UI marks the default face — the purple gradient, the three matching cards, Inter on every line — and says what to change. The check is free. A redesign comes later, and it costs credits.

PNG, JPEG, or WebP, up to 5 MB. This is used when the screenshot service is off, and it does not spend a ScreenshotOne image.

What the pencil looks for

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

  1. 01

    Violet gradients

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

  2. 02

    Three matching cards

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

  3. 03

    Inter on every line

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

  4. 04

    Default gray and a soft shadow

    The slate card and the Tailwind shadow that ships with the component kit.

  5. 05

    Stock sentences

    Supercharge, unlock the power, seamless, ship faster. Lines that fit any product.

  6. 06

    One large radius

    Every box shares the same generous corner.

  7. 07

    A centered stack

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

  8. 08

    A blurred orb

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

Two lines on the rate card

The check is free, a few times a day. The redesign pack buys 15 credits, which is one single-page redo.

Page check

A score, the matched tells, and the evidence from the markup. Three free checks a day.

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Redesign pack

15 credits. One single-page redesign spends 15. The pack adds those credits.

$19

The score is not a verdict that a model made the site, and it is not a prediction of conversion. Payments need a provider connected in the admin settings before this button can charge anyone.

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 does the $19 pack buy?
Fifteen credits. A later step will spend them on one redesigned page: tokens, code, and a note you can paste into a coding agent. That step is not on yet, so the pack only adds credits.
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.