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AI content detector

See which parts of a text read as machine-written

Paste a text and get a probability that it was generated by an AI model, with a sentence-level view showing where the signal is strongest and why.

What you get

  • Overall probability with a clear scale
  • Sentence-level highlights, not just one number
  • Readability score and sentence counts alongside the probability
  • PDF report for teachers, editors and clients

How it works

Step 1

Paste the text to analyse

Step 2

Wait for the analysis to finish

Step 3

Read the probability and the highlighted sentences

When to use it

A submitted assignment

Get a sentence-level reading to support a conversation, not a verdict.

A freelance delivery

Check whether a commissioned text was written as agreed.

Your own draft

See which passages read as mechanical before you rewrite them.

Good to know

Input
Pasted text — length shown on the tool page
Result
Probability, sentence highlights, PDF report
Processing time
Progress shown on screen during processing
Limits
A probability, not proof — see the guide

Questions about this tool

Is the result proof that a text is AI-written?

No. The detector returns a probability based on statistical patterns. Short, formulaic or heavily edited texts can be misclassified either way; use the result as one signal among others.

Which models can it detect?

Detection relies on statistical patterns shared by the widely used text models. No detector covers every model perfectly.

How long should the text be?

The longer the better: a few hundred words give a far more reliable reading than a single paragraph.

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