Tells of a slop UI
Paste a link. Slop Score checks for the design tells people spot in two seconds (purple gradients, glassy cards, buzzwords, made-up testimonials, untouched kits) and tells you what to fix.
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Hand-made feel
Purple-blue gradients, gradient headlines, glow blobs, frosted glass, default fonts, untouched component kits, icon card grids, buzzwords, template headlines, vague social proof, placeholder testimonials, app-builder leftovers and more.
It can’t know who or what made a site. It counts habits people associate with generated pages. Great sites use some on purpose, so treat the score as a nudge, and read the fixes.
We fetch the public page and its styles once, score it and keep nothing but a short cache. No account. Pasted HTML never leaves your browser.
Slop Score checks a website against 19 design habits that make a page look AI-made, scores it from 0 to 100, shows what to fix, and makes a card you can share.
Paste your link into Slop Score. It scores the page from 0 to 100 against 19 habits people spot on AI-made sites, such as purple-blue gradients, gradient headlines, glow blobs, frosted-glass cards, default fonts, buzzwords like "seamless" and "unlock", vague social proof and placeholder testimonials. It shows the evidence for each one and how to fix it.
The usual tells are an indigo-violet gradient, gradient text in the headline, big blurred glow blobs, glassmorphism cards, the default Inter font stack, an untouched shadcn/ui kit, three icon cards in a row, template headlines ("X, reimagined"), "Trusted by thousands" with no source, and made-up testimonials.
No. It cannot know who or what made a site. It counts visible habits that people associate with generated pages. Treat the score as a nudge and read the fixes.
Pick one brand color you actually own, use a real display font, replace icon card grids with a screenshot or real demo, say what the product does in plain words, and use real quotes or numbers you can back up. Each tell in the results has a specific fix.
Yes. There is a public JSON API (GET https://slopscore.clawhard.com/api/v1/check?url=example.com, see /openapi.json) and the tool slopscore_check_site on the Clawhard MCP server at https://mcp.clawhard.com/mcp. Links like https://slopscore.clawhard.com/?u=example.com open a result directly.
No. It fetches the public page and its styles once, scores it, and keeps only a short-lived cache of the result. Pasted HTML never leaves your browser.
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