Know whether a person drew it.
MeKiKI is a human-reviewed registry, for anyone who would rather be sure the work they are enjoying, reposting or commissioning was made by a person. Someone submits an artist with evidence, a person reads it, and a verdict is published. Artists who think we got it wrong can appeal with a live drawing session.
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Verdicts appear here as they are issued.
What the three labels mean
We reviewed evidence of process — a live or recorded session, a long working archive, layered files with a real working history, or verifiable professional credits — and found it consistent with human authorship.
We looked and could not reach a confident call. This is not an accusation. It usually means there was too little process evidence to judge, or the signals conflicted.
Evidence indicated the work is machine-generated or predominantly generated with undisclosed generative tooling. Artists can contest this — see the appeal process.
A label is a call about evidence we could see, not a moral judgment about a person. Read the full methodology.