AI Detector for Writers

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Accuracy note: Browser-based detectors achieve ~70–80% accuracy. Use as a screening tool, not sole evidence of AI use. How it works →

Why Writers Need to Check Their Own Content

AI detection affects more than academic submissions. Here's when content creators need to run a check:

Client Work

Many clients now run AI checks on freelance-written content. If your natural writing style includes formal vocabulary or structured transitions, you may score higher than expected. Scan before delivery.

Guest Posts & Publications

Editors and publishers increasingly screen for AI writing. A piece written genuinely but flagged by a detector can damage your reputation. Know your score before it's checked without you.

Content with AI Assistance

If you used AI for outlines, research, or drafts but rewrote the final piece, scan to ensure the AI voice is gone. The vocabulary signal is the most persistent — check it specifically.

SEO Content

Search engines are increasingly able to identify AI-generated content. Content that scores above 65% may be treated differently. Scan blog posts and articles before publishing.

How to Write Human — Quick Checklist

  • Replace delve, meticulous, nuanced, tapestry, underscore, pivotal with plain alternatives
  • Replace Furthermore, Moreover, Additionally with Also, But, And, So
  • Vary paragraph lengths intentionally — one short, one long, one medium
  • Don't start your conclusion with "In conclusion" or "To summarize"
  • Add one personal observation, opinion, or digression per section
  • Let one idea be incomplete or unresolved — AI always completes everything neatly
  • Use contractions (it's, you're, doesn't) — AI formal register avoids them

Writer FAQ

Yes. Writers who favor formal vocabulary, consistent paragraph lengths, or structured transitions can score 30–50% on 100% human-written content. Check the signal breakdown — if only one signal fired weakly, you're likely fine.
Not if you rewrite in your own voice. The signals that persist are vocabulary choices and transition patterns. If you use AI for research but write the actual text yourself from scratch, scores should be under 40%.
Yes, especially for client work, guest posts, or contexts where AI use could be a concern. Scan and read the signal breakdown — not just the number. A 55% with one weak signal is very different from 55% with four signals firing.
Yes, completely free. No account, no login, no API key, no word limits. Scan as many articles as you need.