# Verifying Images

With Truffle AI, you can check whether images are generated by AI (i.e. Midjourney), to verify whether an image is 'fake' or genuine. The Truffle AI extension enables users to do this automatically by right clicking images, or manually by loading the images directly to the browser.\
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To check images automatically, simply right click the image and select the 'Check Image for AI' option that should show up after downloading the extension. After doing this, the extension should pop up. Your checked image should now show up in the 'History' section of the Extension. By clicking the image you just scanned, one can see our verdict on whether an image was generated by AI.

<figure><img src="/files/9MoTf7ko4bQsJmhRi3Nz" alt=""><figcaption><p>Checking Images in the History Section</p></figcaption></figure>

Besides right clicking images, users can also check images directly in the extension. To do this, simply head to the 'Image' section and upload your image. Hit 'Check' and our verdict on your image should show back in the 'History' section.

<figure><img src="/files/zsE5HxJxDyWPkzRNSLO4" alt=""><figcaption><p>Manually Verifying Images</p></figcaption></figure>

*Disclaimer: While we aim to provide users with the most reliable AI detection software, we are not 100% accurate. As such, do not fully rely on our score to make a verdict on whether something is AI-generated. Always use your common sense!*


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