AI writing detector

Review a writing signal with context.

Send a passage for an AI-likelihood report and read the result with its limitations. The score is one signal to review, not proof of who or what wrote the text.

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The report labels the provider signal and keeps uncertainty visible.

What you get

A provider AI-likelihood score, a readable summary, and an explanation of the report’s scope.

From your material to your next step.

  1. Choose the exact passage

    Paste the text you want checked. If you just rewrote it, use the revised text before starting the check.

  2. Request the report

    Choose Check writing signals and wait for the provider result.

  3. Interpret it carefully

    Read the score, summary, and limitations together. Use other evidence and your own review.

Make it part of the way you work.

A review signal

Inspect the provider’s assessment as part of a broader writing review.

Understand the scope

Read the uncertainty rather than treating a percentage as a definitive authorship label.

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Know the scope

AI detectors can be wrong. This report cannot prove authorship, copying, or misconduct and should not be the sole basis for an academic or employment decision.

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A few useful details.

Does 100% prove text was written by AI?

No. It is the provider’s AI-likelihood signal, not proof of authorship. False positives and false negatives are possible.

Does a humanized rewrite have to score low?

No. A rewrite does not guarantee a detector score. Make sure you are checking the revised passage rather than the original input.

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