What is an AI detector?
An AI detector is a text analysis tool that estimates whether writing appears more likely human written or AI generated. It reviews patterns in wording and structure, then returns a probability-based result.
How accurate are AI detectors?
AI detectors can be useful, but they are not perfect. Results should be treated as estimates based on patterns and probabilities, not as absolute proof.
How do AI detectors work?
They use classification models to evaluate language patterns, sentence structure, and other writing signals that often differ between human-written and AI-generated text.
Can this tool check if text is AI generated?
Yes. Paste text into the detector, run the analysis, and review the AI and human probability scores to see whether the writing appears more likely AI generated or human written.
Is this AI detector free?
Access to the page starts online, but usage is not described here as unlimited free use. Guest access may be limited, and sign-in or credits may apply depending on the current product rules.
Is my text stored after analysis?
Your text is sent for analysis so the detector can return a result. If you are working with sensitive material, review the privacy policy and avoid submitting anything you are not comfortable sending for processing.
Does this tool check plagiarism?
No. This tool is an AI writing detector, not a plagiarism checker. It estimates whether text looks AI generated, but it does not compare your text against outside sources for copying.
What should I do if my text looks AI generated?
Review the wording, tone, and structure, then revise the draft or open the
AI Humanizer if you want a stronger rewrite before checking it again.
Can I use this for school, editorial, or content review?
Yes. It can be useful for classroom review, editorial screening, and content checks when you want an extra signal about whether writing looks human written or AI generated.
What is the difference between AI probability and proof?
AI probability is an estimate based on patterns the model detects. Proof would imply certainty, and this tool does not claim that kind of certainty.