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SMS screenshot
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Upload a screenshot of a suspicious SMS conversation for AI analysis. Detect smishing, OTP and delivery scams visually.
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ThreatSnaps analyses are AI-assisted guidance, not legal or financial advice. Always verify through official channels.
About this checker
Sometimes you receive a smishing text from someone else - a relative, a customer, an employee - as a screenshot. ThreatSnaps reads the image, extracts the message and sender handle, and analyzes it the same way as a pasted SMS so you can answer the question without typing it out by hand.
Red flags to watch for
- Screenshot shows urgent action language paired with a short link or shortcode.
- Multiple messages from rotating numbers all push the same fake story.
- Image was forwarded across WhatsApp or family groups - a strong signal it is a known scam template.
What to do if you were targeted
- Reply to the sender with a brief warning so they do not act on the message.
- Encourage them to delete the message and avoid opening any links inside it.
- If they already tapped through, walk them through credential rotation and card freezing.
Frequently asked questions
What image formats are supported?
PNG and JPEG screenshots from any phone work. Crop tight on the message if possible.
Is the image stored?
Only briefly, to produce the verdict. Images are not shared.
Does it work for blurry photos?
Yes, within reason. Very low-resolution or heavily compressed images may reduce accuracy.