Does your site look AI‑made?

L1 / 4Your first screen follows the most common landing-page template, so visitors' eyes skip it.

L2 / 5That little badge above the headline is a stock AI move. It adds noise, not news.

L3 / 5Three identical boxes with icons is the default feature section. It makes your features feel interchangeable.

L4 / 4The 'bento box' grid has become an AI signature.

L5 / 6Your page runs the exact section sequence of a starter template, so it reads like a fill-in-the-blanks site.

L6 / 3Every section is the same height and width, so the page feels like a scroll of equal boxes.

L7 / 3The 'big numbers' strip is a template default, and unsourced numbers reduce trust.

T1 / 7Your fonts are the ones AI picks when nobody chooses. Type is your voice, and right now it's the default voice.

T2 / 3Headings and text are too similar in size and weight, so nothing guides the eye.

T3 / 6Gradient-filled headline text is one of the loudest AI giveaways.

T4 / 4Highlighting one word in the headline is a template trick that now reads as automatic.

T5 / 3Little uppercase labels above every heading are filler that templates add by default.

T6 / 3The headline is a long sentence squeezed tight. It looks 'modern' but reads as generated.

T7 / 5Cream background with a fancy serif and random italics is the newest AI house style. It looked fresh in 2025; now it's a tell.

C1 / 7Your main color is the exact purple that AI tools default to. Visitors subconsciously file you with every other AI-built site.

C2 / 5Gradients are doing the job your brand should do.

C3 / 4The glowing blurry blobs behind the content are decoration with no meaning, a common AI filler.

C4 / 3Dark page with one neon color is another default AI theme.

C5 / 5This cream-and-clay palette is so closely tied to one AI assistant that it reads as its signature.

I1 / 4The only visuals are generic line icons that every AI site uses, so nothing is uniquely yours.

I2 / 4Emoji as icons make a business look like a hackathon demo.

I3 / 4There's nothing real to look at: no product, no people, no place. Visitors trust what they can see.

I4 / 5The testimonials look made up (letter bubbles or generated faces). This actively hurts trust.

I5 / 5Some default files from the builder are still there (like the browser-tab icon). It signals 'unfinished'.

W1 / 5Your headline could belong to any company. It says nothing only you could say.

W2 / 5The text is full of buzzwords that AI loves and readers ignore.

W3 / 4Some sentences follow patterns that chatbots overuse, which makes the whole page sound generated.

W4 / 4Big claims without names behind them read as invented.

W5 / 6There's leftover placeholder text or dead buttons. Visitors notice, and it costs trust instantly.

K1 / 5You're using a popular component kit without changing its look. Hundreds of sites look exactly like this.

K2 / 3Every box has the exact same rounded corners, a sign the design wasn't tuned.

K3 / 4Frosted-glass panels are a trendy AI default and often hurt readability.

K4 / 8We detected [builder] on the page. That's fine, but its default badge and styling tell visitors right away.

M1 / 3Every section slides in the same way. It feels automatic and slows people down.

M2 / 2Every card jumps on hover even when it isn't clickable, a template reflex.

B1 / 6If we replaced your logo with a competitor's, nobody would notice. The design isn't doing brand work.

B2 / 5There's nothing memorable to hold on to after the visitor leaves.

B3 / 4The look doesn't match what you sell, so it feels generic instead of made for your customers.

B4 / 3The first screen doesn't show what you actually offer.