We report the fabrication of amorphous (In
xGa
1−x)
2O
3 metal–semiconductor–metal ultraviolet (UV) photodetectors on glass substrate by co-sputtering. It was found that, we could change the cutoff wavelength of the fabricated photodetectors by changing the RF sputtering power of the In
2O
3 target. With 5 V applied bias, it was found that the measured dark currents were
,
, and
A for sample A prepared with 40 W In
2O
3 sputtering power, sample B prepared with 50 W In
2O
3 sputtering power, and sample C prepared with 60 W In
2O
3 sputtering power, respectively. It was also found that the UV-to-visible rejection ratios were
,
, and
for samples A, B, and C, respectively. Furthermore, it was found that the response speeds of the fabricated devices were good.