Bot Detection Test

Test your browser for bot detection

Running bot detection...

You're Definitely a Human

Bot Behavior Detected

navigatorWebdriver Clear
seleniumArtifacts Clear
chromeDriverSignature Clear
electronSignature Clear
phantomJSSignature Clear
awesomiumSignature Clear
cefSignature Clear
fminerAgent Clear
coachesAgent Clear
bornAgent Clear
rhinoAgent Clear
phantomasAgent Clear
headlessChrome Clear
tamperedFunctions Detected
unusualWindowProperties Detected
headlessChromeProperties Clear
advancedBotDetection Clear

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bot Detection?

A bot detection test determines whether your browser profile or automation setup behaves like a real user or gets flagged as a bot. Pixelscan analyzes fingerprints, behavior patterns, and connection details to reveal how detection systems might see your setup.

  • Human Detected means your environment looks natural, and no suspicious activity has been flagged.
  • Bot Detected means your setup or automation workflow might be considered automated or bot-like by the target platforms you're working with. This often happens when the configuration is off—such as running in headless mode, using default settings, or combining mismatched fingerprints and proxies.
Which bot detection tools does Pixelscan use?

Pixelscan uses advanced detection methods similar to those used by major bot detection tools and platforms. It analyzes fingerprints, proxy behavior, and browser signals—helping you test your setup before going live and avoid detection on target websites.

Can I use this tool to check if my browser profile or scraping setup looks like a bot?

Yes. Pixelscan is designed for automation users who need to test how their setup will be seen by detection systems. You can use it to check:

  • Antidetect browser profiles (e.g., Multilogin, GoLogin)
  • Scraping frameworks (e.g., Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium)
  • Custom automation scripts with fingerprint spoofing
  • Proxy-based configurations for traffic rotation or IP masking

Pixelscan analyzes fingerprint signals like cookies, WebGL, and audio context to reveal whether your setup might be flagged as a bot by target platforms.

How can I run a bot test online?

Just open Pixelscan in your browser and run the test—no installation needed. You’ll get instant feedback on how your setup is classified, along with a detailed report to help you understand and improve your environment.