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What is Have I Been Trained??

Have I Been Trained allows you to check whether your images have been included in the training datasets of popular AI art generation models. You upload an image or provide a URL, and the tool searches across major AI model datasets to see if your work was used without your knowledge or consent. This is particularly relevant for photographers, illustrators, and digital artists concerned about how their work has been utilised by AI companies. The tool addresses a genuine concern in the creative community: many AI art models were trained on images scraped from the internet, often without explicit permission from the original creators.

Key Features

Image upload and URL checking

submit images to check against training datasets

Multi-model coverage

searches across popular AI art models including Stable Diffusion, LAION, and others

Results reporting

shows whether your image appears in tracked datasets

Batch processing

check multiple images at once in the free tier

Historical data

compares against known training dataset snapshots

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Free to use for basic searches; no account required initially
  • Directly addresses a real concern for creators about unauthorised use
  • Simple interface; straightforward upload and search process
  • Helps you understand your digital footprint across AI training data

Limitations

  • Coverage is limited to datasets the tool has indexed; not all training data may be included
  • Cannot prevent future use or provide legal recourse if your image is found
  • Results depend on image similarity matching, which may produce false positives or negatives

Use Cases

Artists verifying whether their portfolio images were used in AI model training

Photographers checking if their work appears in public datasets

Content creators assessing the scope of unauthorised image use

Legal teams gathering evidence for rights infringement claims

Illustrators monitoring their work across multiple AI platforms