Imagetwin for Researchers

Imagetwin equips researchers with AI-powered image analysis tools to ensure their figures are free of integrity concerns before submission. Publish with a peace of mind.

Avoid Submission Errors

Detect accidental duplications, mislabeling, and overlooked image manipulations before submitting to journals

Ensure Accuracy & Transparency

Use Imagetwin's built-in Forensic Tools and Confidence Scores to verify and refine your images

Safeguard Your Reputation

Reduce the risk of delays, rejections, or post-publication corrections due to image integrity issues

Solution for Researchers

Imagetwin automates image integrity checks, allowing researchers to identify and fix issues early, improving their chances of a smooth peer-review process and successful publication. By using Imagetwin’s AI-driven tools, researchers can focus on what matters most, advancing scientific discovery with integrity.

Why Image Integrity is Critical for Researchers

Scientific images are central to research credibility. However, unintentional errors, image duplications, and manipulations can lead to:

Delays in Peer Review

Integrity issues flagged during review can slow down or even prevent publication.

Reputation Risks

Submitting papers with undetected image integrity issues could impact your academic credibility.

Post-Publication Retractions

Mistakes found after publication can lead to costly corrections or retractions, affecting career progress.

Features Tailored for Researchers

Forensic Tools

Examine flagged images in detail with zoom, contrast adjustment, and keypoint matching to verify integrity concerns

Data Privacy

Your data is never stored in our global dataset after scanning, and all uploads are fully encrypted for security

Confidence Scores

Assigns a probability score from 0% to 100% to help assess the severity of detected issues, allowing reviewers to prioritize critical cases

Report

Generate a detailed PDF report summarizing all detected issues for internal review or journal submission

See How Imagetwin Works

We have prepared example papers you can scan for free using our software. Create an account and see how it works.

Frequently Asked Questions

Scientific journals have strict image integrity guidelines. Even unintentional duplications or manipulations can cause delays, rejections, or corrections after publication. Using Imagetwin before submission ensures that your figures are peer-review ready.

If integrity concerns are raised during peer review, you may be required to address flagged issues. With Imagetwin, you can preemptively detect and resolve concerns, reducing the risk of unexpected hurdles.

Imagetwin detects:

  • Duplications within manuscripts
    Duplications across literature
  • Splicing and copy-move forgeries
  • AI-generated images (Beta Feature)
  • Contrast or brightness modifications that obscure data

No. Imagetwin is designed to help researchers catch honest mistakes before submission. Many integrity issues arise unintentionally, and this tool ensures accuracy, transparency, and compliance with journal standards.

All uploaded manuscripts and images are fully encrypted, and scans are never stored in our global dataset after processing. Your research remains confidential at all times.

Yes. Researchers can use Imagetwin to check previously published figures to ensure they meet integrity standards or as part of a post-publication review process.

Yes. Imagetwin provides a detailed PDF report that summarizes flagged image integrity concerns. This can be used for internal review or submitted with your manuscript for transparency.

Most scans complete within seconds, even for multiple images or large manuscripts.

Researchers can choose from flexible scan packages based on their needs.

New Feature: Detect AI-Generated Images (Beta)

AI-generated images are becoming harder to spot, especially in science.

Imagetwin’s new beta feature automatically checks scientific papers for signs of fabricated figures. We are the only solution that detects AI content in a broad range of scientific images, including microscopy, western blots, pathology slides, cell cultures, and more.

Read more in our blog post.