A credential declares AI
Read the declaration and its validation details. It documents an AI-related step, not necessarily every edit to the whole image.
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The quick answer
Pangram Image is Pangram Labs’ image detection product. On November 4, 2026, the company released Image 1.0 and Image Flash 1.0.
PangramImage.com is a separate, independent tool. Here you can read C2PA content credentials, look for AI metadata, and run a pixel-level AI scan. This site does not run Pangram’s models.
Read Pangram’s announcement| Image formats | JPG, PNG and WebP · up to 10 MB |
|---|---|
| Free local check | Content credentials (C2PA) and AI metadata |
| Pixel scan | AI likelihood and possible generator families · 5 credits per image |
| File handling | Local checks stay in your browser; pixel scans upload the image for analysis. |
| Account & credits | No account for local checks. Sign in for pixel scans; new accounts receive 10 credits. |
Read what the file declares. Check what its metadata reveals. Scan the pixels when those clues are missing.
Check for C2PA provenance, signing information and declarations of AI use. A credential records what was declared; its absence does not prove a photo is authentic.
Inspect embedded software tags and other AI markers without uploading the file. These clues can disappear when an image is edited, exported or shared.
Pixel scans look for visual traces of generation, even in screenshots and compressed social images. The report returns AI likelihood and, when available, possible generator families.
Each signal answers a different question. Use them together.
Read the declaration and its validation details. It documents an AI-related step, not necessarily every edit to the whole image.
A scan can flag AI signals even without credentials. Treat the likelihood and family labels as estimates, then compare with the source.
Screenshots and social platforms often remove provenance. Nothing found does not mean the image is a real photograph.
Mixed edits and incomplete provenance can produce conflicting clues. Find the original and cross-check before reaching a conclusion.
Use the original JPG, PNG or WebP when possible. Avoid extra screenshots or re-exports that can strip useful clues.
Choose an image and inspect credentials and metadata in your browser. No account or upload is needed for this step.
If the free checks are empty or inconclusive, sign in and run a pixel scan for 5 credits. New accounts start with 10.
Compare the findings with the original publisher, context and another detector when the result matters.
Different tools, different checks. Choose the evidence your task needs.
| Capability | PangramImage.com | Pangram Image (pangram.com) |
|---|---|---|
| AI scan | Independent pixel-level AI scan | Image 1.0 + Image Flash 1.0 |
| Credentials & metadata | Free checks in your browser | Not listed on the cited product page |
| Heatmap localization | No | Yes |
| Video detection | Not available here | Supported with Image Flash 1.0 |
| Free check without an account | Credentials and metadata | Account required |
| Languages | 10 interface languages | See pangram.com for current language options |
| Price | 5 credits per scan; local checks free | Subscriptions from $20/month; Image 1.0 API $0.25/image |
Pangram information checked November 5, 2026. Product announcement · Pangram pricing
For heatmaps, video or text detection, use Pangram’s own product. pangram.com
Check a striking photo before reposting it. Compare any signals with the original reporting and source.
Look for AI signals in dating profiles or secondhand product photos before starting a conversation or deal.
Inspect polished property and product images, then verify them against the listing and seller’s other evidence.
Use provenance and scan findings to guide a discussion about image sources, rather than treating a score as proof.
No. PangramImage.com is an independent tool. Pangram Image 1.0 is available at pangram.com; this site does not run Pangram’s models.
Pangram’s listed subscriptions start at $20/month, and its Image 1.0 API costs $0.25 per image. Here, credential and metadata checks are free, new accounts receive 10 free credits, and pixel scans cost 5 credits per image.
This site provides its own independent pixel-level AI scan. It is not Pangram Image 1.0 or Image Flash 1.0. The report shows AI likelihood and possible generator families when available.
Different checks look at different evidence: content credentials can declare an image’s origin or editing history, metadata can contain software tags, and pixel scans look for visual traces associated with AI generation.
No. Credentials and metadata can be removed, and a pixel scan can miss AI content. No signals found means no signals were detected by that check, not that the image is a genuine photograph.
Yes, you can scan supported screenshots and compressed images. Pixel analysis does not require embedded metadata, but cropping, resizing and compression can affect the result. Use the original when possible.
This site currently checks images only and does not offer video detection or a public API. Pangram’s own product supports video analysis with Image Flash 1.0; see pangram.com for that service.
Free credential and metadata checks run in your browser without uploading the file. A pixel scan sends the image to the detection service and creates a scan record in your account history. The current history interface is for viewing results and has no delete button.
When relevant signals are returned, the report may name families such as GPT Image, Nano Banana / Imagen, Midjourney, Flux, Stable Diffusion, Adobe Firefly or Seedream. These are possible family matches, not proof of an exact model or version.
Credentials and AI metadata stay free. New accounts receive 10 credits; each pixel scan uses 5. Buy one-time credits without a subscription.
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Estimates based on GPT Image 2.0 (10 credits / image), Seedance 2.0 (240 credits / video). Actual usage depends on the model and settings you choose.
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