Mydentify AI Watermark and Claude Checker

The responsible part of Mydentify is the line it refuses to cross. Invisible characters can be inspected. They cannot establish that a model wrote a passage. That distinction matters because a tidy little detector can become harmful the moment someone treats its output as evidence in a classroom, workplace, or legal dispute.

Users paste a text sample into Mydentify. The checker looks for zero-width characters, unusual spaces, directional controls, and other non-standard Unicode or control characters.

It returns an observable-marker report, flags a limited set of style patterns, and offers a cleaned copy for text artifacts. The site also links to its method and related guidance.

Mydentify is useful for one narrow question. Does this pasted text contain invisible or unusual characters?

It is not a sound tool for deciding who wrote a passage. High-stakes decisions require evidence that this browser check cannot provide.

This checker is most credible when it stays boring and specific. It can point out characters that are actually present in the text. It cannot turn those characters into a verdict about a person.

ProjectRadar reviewed the public page and visible interface only. No detection result was independently validated.