Check whether your text appears AI-generated with sentence-level analysis.
Supported file types: DOC/DOCX/TXT. Maximum file size is 10 MB.
Enter text on the left and click "Start Detection" to view AI detection results.
Run an academic plagiarism check with source-level matches.
Supported file types: DOC/DOCX/TXT. Maximum file size is 10 MB.
Enter text on the left and click "Check Plagiarism" to view matched sources.
Paste a draft, run the AI detector, and review the likelihood score with sentence-level signals before revising or submitting.
Run a similarity check to review possible source overlap, matched wording, and citation risk before finalizing the draft.
The detector is designed to help writers spot AI-like signals before a draft moves into submission, publishing, or team review. It gives directional feedback, not a final judgment, so results should be paired with your own context and human review.
Students, researchers, editors, marketers, and content teams use the detector when they need a second look at tone, repetition, and phrasing patterns.
Paste your draft, run the scan, then review the report at the passage and sentence level. The best workflow is to revise flagged areas with specific examples, clearer transitions, and your own judgment.
The report can point to generic phrasing, repeated structures, flat transitions, and sections that may need more original detail. Detection results vary by tool, topic, length, and model updates.
No. It estimates AI-like writing signals and should be used as a review aid. A detector score is not proof of authorship.
Use it to find passages worth revising for clearer logic, personal context, concrete examples, and more natural sentence variety.
We recommend a human review before submission. Detection results vary, and your final judgment should guide important writing decisions.
Run a quick review, revise the areas that need more human context, and keep the final decision in your hands.