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Review sentence-level signals, see what shaped the score, and know what deserves a closer look before you publish.
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An AI detector analyzes writing patterns and estimates whether a text resembles content produced by tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
Yes. Detection scores are indicators, not proof of authorship. Always review the text and its context before making a decision.
No. This preview analyzes text directly in your browser: nothing is uploaded, nothing is kept.
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It is how far the measured patterns lean artificial, not the odds that someone cheated. The verdict above it is the part meant to be read.
Text that reads unevenly, like a human wrote it, but keeps the stock connectors and impersonal register of a generator: what a paraphrasing tool leaves behind.
English and French are measured against their own stock phrases and pronouns. Other languages still get a rhythm and punctuation reading, so treat the score as rougher.
Around 60 words for a useful reading, 200 for a confident one. Below that the result says so, and the weaker signals count for half.
Please don't. A score is a statistical indication, never proof of authorship. It is a reason to open a conversation, not to close one.