Scan up to 1,500 words free. Detects AI-generated content from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and more.
Our AI detection tool analyzes text for statistical patterns associated with large language models and returns a probability score showing how likely the content was written by AI.
This tool returns an AI Score showing the percentage of content estimated to be AI-generated versus human-written, alongside a sentence-by-sentence breakdown of flagged lines.
Your free AI detector gives you an AI score, a sentence-by-sentence breakdown, and flagging estimates for the four detection platforms most commonly used by institutions and publishers.
Your report opens with a percentage showing how much of your text was estimated to be AI-generated.
Alongside the AI score, the report shows the share of your text that reads as human-written, giving you the full picture at a glance.
Every flagged sentence is highlighted in color. Click any highlighted sentence to rephrase it directly, and your AI score drops as you fix each line.
The report shows how likely your content is to be flagged by each of the four major detection platforms, rated High, Medium, or Low. Your text is not submitted to any of them.
Spot AI-generated content in three steps. Results arrive in under 15 seconds, no sign-up required.
Paste your text into the input box or upload a PDF or DOCX file. The free tier handles up to 1,500 words per check without an account. First time? Click Try Sample to load an example.
This will start the scan. The tool checks your text for patterns from ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other large language models. Results usually arrive in under 15 seconds.
Check your AI Score, the sentence-level breakdown, and the four platform estimates. Click any highlighted sentence to rephrase it. Run the detector again to track your improvement.
This detector returns 87–88% accuracy in standard conditions, making it one of the more reliable AI detector tools available for free. No AI detector achieves 100%.
Covers ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other leading LLMs, giving the best AI detector coverage across today's most-used writing tools.
The detection model updates as new LLM versions are released, keeping it effective against AI writing styles that older detectors may miss.
Pattern recognition works at the sentence level, lowering the false positive rate on mixed human and AI writing.
From student essays to business reports, the AI content detector helps anyone verify that their text reads as human-written content before it reaches an audience.
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Yes, our detector is free for up to 1,500 words per check. You can start detecting AI-generated content by running 3 checks without creating an account. Creating a free account removes that limit and gives you unlimited AI detection checks, with no credit card required.
No. You can run 3 checks without an account, each up to 1,500 words. Creating a free account takes under a minute and removes the check limit entirely. Paid plans include unlimited detection alongside MyEssayWriter.ai's full set of 30+ writing tools.
The percentage is the share of your text the detector estimates was generated by an AI model. A score of 80% means the tool found AI-associated patterns across approximately 80% of the text. The score is a probability estimate, not a confirmed finding. Use the sentence-level breakdown to see which specific sections drove the score.
Yes. The sentence-level breakdown identifies individual sentences that appear AI-generated alongside those that appear human-written. This makes it possible to review a document that mixes your own writing with AI-assisted passages and pinpoint the specific sections that need revision.
AI detection is probabilistic. No detector can determine with certainty whether a human or an AI wrote a piece of text. This tool returns 87–88% accuracy in standard conditions. Scores on very short texts are less stable; formulaic human writing can score higher than expected, and heavily paraphrased AI content can score lower. Treat results as guidance, not proof.
An AI detector checks whether text was likely written by AI, while a plagiarism checker checks whether text was copied from an existing source. Understanding how AI detectors work helps clarify the distinction. An AI detector identifies AI-generated content by looking for patterns associated with large language models. A plagiarism checker compares your text against published web pages, articles, and academic papers to find copied passages. A trusted AI checker will always present results as estimates, not proof. Use our plagiarism checker alongside this tool for a complete check before submitting.
Yes. The detector supports 25 languages. You can paste or upload text in any supported language and the tool will analyze it for AI patterns. The output format is the same regardless of the language you submit: AI Score, sentence-level breakdown, and four platform estimates.
No. Text you submit is analyzed in real time and discarded after your results are returned. Checking without an account requires no personal information. Your content is not shared with any third parties, including GPTZero, Turnitin, Copyleaks, and Originality, the four platforms whose flagging probability your detection report displays.
Click any highlighted sentence in your detection report to rephrase it directly in the tool. Your AI score updates as you fix each line. For deeper rewrites, run flagged sections through the AI humanizer, which rewrites AI-sounding text to read as naturally human-written. Then run the detector again to check the improvement.
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