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AI Text Detector for Articles and Essays

Check articles, essays, and other text for signs of AI generated writing. Explore specific passages, repeated patterns, and the context behind the analysis.

AI Text Detector

Why use this detector

Understand what makes writing feel AI generated

Check articles, essays, and ChatGPT text for AI writing patterns, with observations grounded in the original wording.

Find patterns in the text

Examine repeated structures, predictable transitions, and generic wording. Connect each observation to a specific passage instead of relying on an unexplained score.

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A closer look at the wording

This approach offers numerous benefits across a wide range of applications.
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What stands out

Broad claims without a concrete example. Compare this sentence with the surrounding paragraph.

Read each passage in context

Formal writing, translation, and editing can produce similar patterns. Consider alternative explanations before drawing conclusions about a draft.

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Read the context, too

Participants completed the questionnaire before the interview.
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Another possible explanation

Standard wording is common in research methods. A formal tone alone does not establish AI authorship.

Understand the detection report

Connect the overall analysis to examples from your text. Ask which passages support an observation and which details weaken it, so a single repetitive sentence does not stand in for the whole document.

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Turn observations into questions

The intervention significantly improved learning outcomes.
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What to verify next

Which study supports this claim? Check the original source, the draft history, and the author’s examples.

Check AI writing across everyday drafts

Articles and blog posts

Review repetitive openings, generic transitions, and missing specifics before publishing. Read flagged patterns alongside the full article rather than treating a score as proof.

Essays and reports

Inspect sentence rhythm and repeated structures in longer passages. Keep notes, sources, and revision history available when reviewing an essay or report.

Edited and translated text

Compare the analysis with your original draft. Translation, formal style, and extensive editing can change writing patterns even when the ideas are your own.

How to use it

Review AI-like patterns in three steps

  1. Add your text

    Paste an article, essay, or draft, or attach a supported text file. Include complete paragraphs so there is enough context to review.

  2. Explore the writing patterns

    Continue with your text to read a qualitative analysis and discuss specific passages. Ask about repetition, tone, sentence rhythm, or details that feel generic.

  3. Compare the evidence

    Read the cited passages alongside your source text, notes, and draft history. Check whether translation or formal writing explains the patterns before deciding what needs further review.

AI detector FAQ

How accurate is an AI detector
No AI detector can reliably prove who wrote a passage. Formal, heavily edited, translated, academic, or second-language writing can trigger false positives. Use this result as one review signal, not a final decision.
Does this AI detector give an AI percentage
The review describes writing patterns and explains examples from your text. It does not provide a calibrated AI percentage or prove who wrote it. Use the observations to guide editing, not as a verdict on authorship.
Can it analyze languages other than English
Yes. The tool can analyze multilingual writing and explains the result in the page language. Performance may vary by language, genre, passage length, and how much the text was edited.
Can an AI detector identify ChatGPT text
You can check text from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another writer for AI-like patterns. This analysis does not identify which model wrote a passage or verify its origin.
Is AI detection the same as plagiarism checking
No. AI detection here examines writing patterns. It does not compare your text with a source database, find copied passages, or establish originality. Check quotations and citations separately.
Can an AI detector check a short paragraph
A short paragraph provides less context than a complete essay or article. A slogan, definition, or standard introduction may sound predictable without being AI generated. Include surrounding paragraphs and interpret any observations cautiously.

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Check articles, essays, and other text for signs of AI generated writing. Explore specific passages, repeated patterns, and the context behind the analysis.