About AI Music Detector

Why this site exists

Generated music went from novelty to commonplace in about two years. Listeners, curators, journalists and musicians now regularly need a first opinion about a track’s origin — and the tools that answer that question tend to hide behind accounts, credit limits or confident-sounding verdicts they cannot support.

This site takes the opposite position. The tool is free for everyone with no account, and it tells you when it does not know.

Who operates it

AI Music Detector is an independent project, not a company with a large team. Everything you read here is written and reviewed by the operator; where AI assists with drafting, a human reviews and edits before publication. We do not pretend to be bigger than we are.

How it is funded

Operating costs are intended to be covered by display advertising on the informational pages. Advertising will never appear inside the upload area, beside the analyse button, or between a result heading and the result itself. There is no paid tier, no premium model and no plan to introduce one. If advertising ever conflicted with the usability of the tool, the advertising would go.

Our neutrality on AI music

We do not treat AI-assisted music as inherently fraudulent. Generation tools are used legitimately for sketching, scoring, accessibility and experimentation. Detection matters for transparency, disclosure, moderation and research — not for punishing artists on the basis of a score.

Editorial standards

• No invented statistics, quotations or accuracy claims
• No “experts say” without a named, checkable source
• Clear separation between measurement, interpretation and opinion
• Visible update dates, and a documented correction whenever we get something wrong
• Open disclosure of the commercial model, as above

Corrections and feedback

If the detector gets your track wrong — in either direction — that is genuinely useful information. Tell us what happened, what the file was, and what the correct answer is via the contact page. Methodology criticism from researchers is especially welcome.

Start with the tool itself: the free AI music detector.