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AI music detector.

Updated July 2026

Is that song's voice real, or AI? Drop a clip and get a citable verdict on whether the vocals were AI-generated or cloned, with the source model named, in under half a second.

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Synthetic vocal detectedAI song
Confidence
high
Model
Suno
What it is

Detecting an AI song, honestly

An AI music detector tells you whether a song's vocals were produced or cloned by an AI model rather than sung by a person. This one reads the acoustic fingerprint of the voice and returns a probability, a confidence level, and the source model (such as Suno) where recognized, in under half a second. It analyzes the vocal, not the instrumental, so exposed vocals give the strongest verdict and dense music lowers confidence, which we report rather than hide.

AI songs are now everywhere: full tracks generated from a prompt, and voice-clone "covers" that put a real artist's voice on a song they never recorded. The vocals are convincing enough that listeners often cannot tell, which is exactly why a measurement beats a guess. We are honest about scope: we detect the synthesis signature in the singing, we name the generator where we can, and we do not claim to judge whether an instrumental was AI-composed.

How it works

Read the vocal, not the mix

The detector reads the spectral, prosodic, and timing traces that voice synthesis leaves in the singing, the same signature behind spoken deepfake voice detection. It works on cloned and stock AI voices and names the model when it recognizes one, returning an honest "unknown synthesis" otherwise. For the best read, use a clear, vocal-forward section, an intro, a breakdown, or an a cappella, because heavy instrumentation masks the voice and lowers confidence.

Synthesis artifacts concentrate in the vocal, where cloning smooths what a human singer would not
What a verdict gives you

A citable answer, not a vibe

Probability

Real or synthetic

How likely the vocal is AI-generated, from 0 to 1, never rounded up, with a confidence level from clip quality.

Attribution

The model, named

The recognized generator (e.g. Suno) where the signature is clear, or an honest "unknown synthesis".

Citation

A permanent record

A permanent URL and a one-way fingerprint you can cite in a report, a takedown, or a rights claim.

0.48s
Median verdict
99%
Accuracy on clean audio
24+
Generators named
24h
Audio deleted after
Who uses it

Artists, labels, platforms, and curious listeners

Artists and rights teams check whether a viral "cover" is an unauthorized voice clone of their singer. Platforms and moderators screen uploads at scale. Journalists verify a track before reporting on it. And listeners settle the simple question, is this song AI? For a specific generator start at Suno detection or the detect pages; to compare tools across media, see best deepfake detection tools. Build it into a pipeline with the API.

Honest scope

What we do and do not claim

We detect AI-generated and cloned vocals. We do not identify whose voice is being imitated, we do not judge whether an instrumental was AI-composed, and we never claim a guaranteed 100% result. We are voice and audio only, so we read a music video's audio track but not its images. Confidence is lower on dense mixes and short clips, and we say so. For provenance on genuine releases, content-authenticity standards like C2PA attach origin data and complement detection.

FAQ · AI music detector

Common questions

Can you detect AI-generated music?
We detect the vocal: whether the singing was produced or cloned by an AI model such as Suno. We read the acoustic signature of the voice, not whether the backing instrumental was AI-composed, and we report confidence honestly when dense music makes the vocal harder to isolate.
Can you tell if a song's vocals are AI or a real singer?
Often, yes, on clips with clear, exposed vocals. The detector reads the synthesis signature in the voice and returns a probability, a confidence level, and the source model where recognized. An a cappella or vocal-forward section gives the strongest result.
Does it work on Suno songs?
Yes. Suno is one of the generators we name. See the dedicated /detect/suno page for detail. As with any music, choose an exposed-vocal section for the clearest verdict.
Why does the backing music lower confidence?
Because the detector analyzes the voice, and heavy instrumentation masks the vocal's acoustic fingerprint. On dense mixes we report lower confidence rather than guessing; on exposed vocals confidence is high.
Is there a free AI music detector?
Yes. A single verdict is free with no account, showing the probability, confidence, and recognized source. Higher volumes and the API begin on the paid plans.
Can it detect an AI cover of a real artist?
It can flag whether the vocal is AI-generated or cloned. It does not identify whose voice is being imitated; it answers whether the singing bears the signature of AI synthesis, which is the core of an unauthorized voice-clone cover.

Is this song AI? Find out.

Free verdict on the vocals, model named, in under a second. No card to start.

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