AI Detector: Identify AI-Generated Content Reliably

As AI-generated content becomes ubiquitous, the ability to distinguish human-written from AI-written text matters more than ever. Publishers need to verify submissions. Educators evaluate student work. Businesses ensure original thought in proposals and reports. Hiring managers screen candidate materials.

The challenge is that modern AI text is increasingly difficult to identify by reading alone. GPT-5, Claude, and other frontier models produce prose that many readers cannot distinguish from human writing. Automated detection fills this gap.

Paste any text — articles, essays, emails, reports, or any written content.

Analysis includes: Overall AI probability — Percentage likelihood that the text is AI-generated Passage-level highlighting — Specific sentences or paragraphs most likely written by AI Confidence score — How certain the detection is (high, medium, low) Pattern indicators — What linguistic patterns triggered the detection (perplexity, burstiness, vocabulary distribution) Mixed content detection — Identifies text that's partially human-written and partially AI-generated

1 credit per analysis — fast, affordable verification for any piece of content.

Publishers and editors: Verify that submitted articles, guest posts, and contributor content contains genuine original thought and human expertise.

Educators: Check student submissions for AI-generated content. Not to punish AI use, but to ensure learning is happening.

Hiring managers: Screen cover letters, writing samples, and assessment responses. Identify candidates who submit AI-generated work as their own.

Content marketers: Ensure freelancer-submitted content meets originality standards. AI-generated content may lack the E-E-A-T signals Google values.

Legal and compliance: Verify that regulatory submissions, disclosures, and official documents contain human-reviewed, accountable content.

No detector is 100% accurate. AI detection is probabilistic, not definitive. Use results as one input in your assessment, not as the sole judge.

Heavily edited AI content is harder to detect. If a human substantially rewrites AI-generated text, detection rates drop. This is actually fine — heavy human editing adds the value you're looking for.

Short texts are less reliable. Detection works best on 200+ words. Very short snippets don't provide enough linguistic patterns for reliable analysis.

Use alongside other quality checks: AI Detector → Checks originality of authorship Plagiarism Checker → Checks against existing published content Hallucination Detector → Checks factual accuracy Proofreader → Checks quality and consistency

Together, these four tools create a comprehensive content quality pipeline for 4 credits total.