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Detect AI/Suno slop in lyrics, then humanize it to read human. On-device, no account. Score + craft feedback. For fun and spite. Open any Suno song — or the Suno create page — and a little badge appears showing how much the lyrics "reek of AI" — e.g. "56% AI". Click it to see why: which clichés and stock phrases show up, how predictable the rhymes are, how repetitive the vocabulary is, and how the lyrics compare to a corpus of real human songs vs. AI-generated ones. Then actually fix it. One tap rewrites the sloppiest lines to read more human — swapping tired clichés for fresher words and breaking up the stock structures AI loves to repeat — all on your device, with no account and no internet. On the Suno create page it edits the lyrics box in place, so you can humanize a draft before you generate. It's a playful vibe-meter and a craft mirror, NOT a personal attack or a judgement of any songwriter. Using AI to make music is completely fine. A high score doesn't mean a song is bad; plenty of beloved human songs score high because the AI was trained on songs like them. Privacy by design: • Runs ONLY on suno.com song pages and the suno.com create page. • Reads ONLY the lyrics text — nothing else on the page, no account, no other tabs. • 100% on-device. No network requests, no tracking, no data stored or sold. Open source: https://github.com/PotentiallyHuman/suno-slop-detector
Jun 23, 2026
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