Your photo vs AI: let a friend choose

Take the photo. Let a friend choose. Your own shot goes up against an AI picture in Beat AI.

Try today’s challenge →

Phone photographing a sunflower in a blue vase. Let a friend decide. Your photo vs AI.
AI-generated campaign illustration, not a player entry.

1. Follow the theme

Check the live Challenge tab. Take your own photo with any phone or camera.

2. Enter your shot

Sign in, upload it and confirm it is yours. Entries are public and checked for safety.

3. Share your battle

After acceptance, open You → Your photos and tap Get votes on your photo. On the battle page, tap Share this battle, or open the battle link and copy its address. Send that link to a friend. They can vote without signing in, then see which image was human or AI.

Free web beta · New theme daily · Seven days to enter each challenge.

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