Is My Pregnancy Test Positive?
AI Pregnancy Test Reader
Upload a photo of your pregnancy test and get an instant, AI-powered result.
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Disclaimer: This tool is not a medical diagnosis. Please consult your doctor for confirmation. The model is 88% accurate and still learning. Make sure to test again and visit a doctor if you suspect you are pregnant.
How does the AI pregnancy test reader work?
The tool uses image recognition to analyze photos of your pregnancy test. It detects the presence of control and test lines to provide an instant result.
How accurate is it?
The model is currently about 88% accurate and is still learning. This tool is not a medical diagnosis. Make sure to test again and visit a doctor for confirmation if you suspect you are pregnant.
Tips for the most accurate result
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Only one test per photo – Multiple strips can confuse the AI.
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Good lighting – Use natural or bright indoor light.
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Flat, clean background – A white surface works best.
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Top-down photo – Center the test and keep it in focus.
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Show the whole strip – Both control and test lines must be visible.
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Upload on time – Most tests should be read within 5–10 minutes (check your test’s instructions).
You Are Pregnant!
Congratulations — your test appears to be positive 🎉
Our AI analysis suggests that your pregnancy test shows a positive result. However, false positives are rare but possible—especially if the test was taken incorrectly or outside its valid time window.
We know this is a life-changing moment. We suggest confirming with a doctor as your next step. Whether you’re celebrating or still processing, you’re not alone.
Next Steps
Here’s what you can do next:
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Schedule a doctor’s appointment to confirm your pregnancy with a blood test or clinical exam.
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Track your pregnancy day by day using the Cubtale app—designed to support you from your first week through birth and beyond.
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Join other expecting moms due around your time for support, tips, and encouragement.
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Start your prenatal journey with helpful resources on nutrition, symptoms, and what to expect each week.
⚠️ A Quick Note on Accuracy
While our AI model is trained to recognize pregnancy test results with high accuracy, there are a few factors that can affect the reading:
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Blurry or low-light photos
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Evaporation lines that look like faint positives
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Testing too early (before hCG levels rise)
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Expired or faulty test strips
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Reading the test outside the recommended time window
Because of these limitations, we strongly recommend confirming your result with a healthcare provider. A blood test or repeat urine test can give you a definitive answer.
Your Test Appears to Be Negative
Our AI analysis suggests that your pregnancy test result is negative—no visible test line was detected alongside the control line.
We know this moment can bring many emotions. Whether you’re feeling relief, confusion, or disappointment, we’re here to support you.
Next Steps
Here’s what you can do next:
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Double-check the timing — Pregnancy tests are most accurate when taken at least 1 week after a missed period.
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Retest in a few days — If your period hasn’t started, hormone levels may still be too low to detect. Try again in 2–3 days.
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Confirm with a doctor — If your cycle is irregular or you’re unsure, consider a clinical pregnancy test or a blood test.
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Track your symptoms — Use the Cubtale app to monitor changes, log your cycle, and prepare for your next steps.
⚠️ A Quick Note on Accuracy
While our AI model is trained to recognize pregnancy test results with high accuracy, there are a few factors that can affect the reading:
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Blurry or low-light photos
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Evaporation lines that look like faint positives
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Testing too early (before hCG levels rise)
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Expired or faulty test strips
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Reading the test outside the recommended time window
Because of these limitations, we strongly recommend confirming your result with a healthcare provider. A blood test or repeat urine test can give you a definitive answer.
Upload Again
To ensure our AI can correctly read your test, please follow these simple steps:
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Upload only one test strip per photo – Multiple tests in the same image may cause inaccurate results.
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Use good lighting – Natural daylight or a bright room works best. Avoid glare and shadows.
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Place the test on a flat, neutral background – A clean surface like a white table or countertop is ideal.
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Take the photo from directly above – Make sure the test is centered and in focus.
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Include the entire test strip – Both the control line and test line must be clearly visible.
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Upload within the test’s valid time window – Most tests should be read within 5–10 minutes after use (check your test instructions).