Bot or human?

Six requests from a made-up shop, then a drawing pad. Spot the bots, then try to move like one. Nothing you do here leaves your browser.

Step 1 of 2

Spot the bots

Tick the ones you'd call bots, then see what CloudFilt would have said.

Bot

GET /shoes/trail-runner-42

Safari on iPhone · 4 pages in 3 min · home broadband
Bot

GET /product?page=1…1800

Chrome 124 on Windows · 1,800 pages in 4 min · datacenter
Bot

GET /sitemap.xml

Googlebot 2.1 · 30 pages in 10 min · Google network
Bot

POST /login

Safari on iPhone · 40 logins, 40 accounts · residential proxy
Bot

GET /blog/size-guide

Firefox, JavaScript off · 2 pages in 5 min · university network
Bot

POST /contact

Chrome 124 on Linux · form filled in 0.4 s · rented server

Step 2 of 2

Move your mouse, or your finger, across the box. Then try again, dead straight and perfectly steady. Harder than it looks.

Judged live on your last 2 s of movement.

Waiting

Start moving inside the box.

Your detection settings Capture window

2 s

Robot if the speed varies less than

25%

or the direction wobbles less than

3°

Either one is enough to call a bot. Raise them to be stricter, lower them to be kinder. Real detection weighs dozens of signals, not two.