Check a suspicious message before you act.
Paste a message, enter a URL, or upload a screenshot. Spam Analyzer reviews the warning signs and explains what to check next.
15 free analyses every 30 days. No signup required.
“Your account is on hold. Verify your password using this link.”
Three things to check.
- The sender’s identity
- The link’s destination
- The request for sensitive data
A review helps assess warning signs. It is not a guarantee that a message is safe.
Look past the familiar name.
The analysis combines signal checks with model review.
Check the signals
Look for misleading domains, sender and brand mismatches, suspicious link text, urgency, and known scam patterns.
Read the context
The model reviews the message’s intent and returns an assessment, explanation, confidence level, and recommended actions.
Review for missed risks
A second model pass checks for threats the first analysis may have missed. The result can still be uncertain or wrong.
Removal and message checks work together.
Public personal data can give a suspicious message convincing context, such as your name, phone number, or address.
Removal work reduces public exposure. Message analysis helps you assess an individual text, email, or link before responding.
Use the tool on the web.
Choose the input you have.
Text, URLs, and screenshots
Paste text, enter a URL, or upload a screenshot at Spam Analyzer. No signup is required for the free allowance.
Free allowance and subscriber access
Without an account you get 15 analyses every 30 days. Signed-in subscribers skip that cap. Everyone is limited to 10 checks an hour.
Signals and uncertainty
Checks include brand impersonation patterns, misleading spellings, sender mismatches, and message context. A confidence level is an assessment, not proof of the sender’s identity or safety.
Have a message you’re unsure about?
Check the text, link, or screenshot with Spam Analyzer.