Dual AI & Plagiarism Check

Free Plagiarism Checker for Students

Check your dissertation, thesis, or academic paper for plagiarism and AI-generated content — free, instant, and entirely private.

AI content indicators Plagiarism & similarity check Your text is never stored No registration required
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⚠ Over 500 words. Sign in free to scan documents of any length.

🔒 100% Confidential: Your document is analysed entirely in your browser. It is never sent to our servers, stored, or shared with any third party.

What This Tool Checks

Two independent checks run in parallel on your document — all in your browser, nothing stored.

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AI Writing Indicators

Analyses your text for statistical patterns associated with AI-generated writing — sentence length uniformity, vocabulary burstiness, predictable phrasing, and transition word density. Designed to flag content that may be picked up by university AI detection tools.

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Plagiarism & Similarity

Cross-references your key phrases against Wikipedia — the most commonly copied academic source — using Wikipedia's public API. Also generates Google exact-phrase search links so you can verify any passage against the full web in a single click.

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Expert Academic Support

If your scan raises concerns, our team of PhD-qualified UK academic writers can help. From targeted rewriting to full dissertation support — checked for originality, properly referenced, and delivered to your deadline.

Understanding Your Results

Two separate scores — here's how to read each one and what to do next.

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AI Content Indicators
Based on statistical text pattern analysis
0–20%

Low likelihood. Your writing shows strong indicators of human authorship. Sentence variety and vocabulary are both high.

21–40%

Some patterns detected. A few AI-like writing patterns were found. Review flagged passages and add more individual analysis and sentence variety.

41–65%

Significant indicators. Multiple AI-like patterns identified. Rewrite flagged sections in your own voice before submission.

66–100%

High likelihood. Substantial AI writing patterns throughout. This may be flagged by university detection tools. Significant revision is recommended.

ℹ️ No AI detector is perfectly accurate. Formal academic writing can sometimes score higher due to structured phrasing. Use this as a guide, not a verdict.

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Plagiarism Score
Based on Wikipedia phrase matching
0–5%

Excellent. No significant phrase matches found. Your work appears highly original — use the Verify Online links for a final spot-check.

6–15%

Acceptable. Some matches detected — typical for well-cited academic work. Check that all flagged phrases are properly attributed.

16–30%

Review required. Multiple matches found. Rephrase or properly cite each flagged passage before submitting.

31%+

High risk. Significant matching phrases detected. Substantial rewriting and proper citation are required before this work can be submitted.

ℹ️ Reference lists and standard academic terminology will naturally produce some matches — these are not plagiarism if properly cited.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — both the AI indicator check and plagiarism check are completely free, with no registration, no email address, and no payment required. You can check as many documents as you need.
No. All analysis happens entirely in your browser. Your text is never sent to our servers, stored, or shared with any third party. The only external call made is short phrase fragments sent to the Wikipedia public API — your full document is never transmitted.
The AI score is based on statistical text analysis — it measures sentence length variance, vocabulary diversity, filler phrase density, and sentence-start patterns. These are the same kinds of signals used by professional AI detection tools. It provides a useful indicator, but it is not infallible. Formal academic writing can sometimes score higher than expected due to structured phrasing.
This tool checks your key phrases against Wikipedia — the most commonly copied academic source — using Wikipedia's public API. It also generates Google exact-phrase search links so you can verify any passage against the full web in one click. It does not access Turnitin's database, academic journals, or previously submitted student papers. For a full institutional check, use your university's Turnitin system.
Academic writing on well-documented topics naturally shares phrasing with Wikipedia, especially for definitions and established terminology. And highly structured, formal writing can produce higher AI indicator scores even when entirely human-written. Check each flagged phrase individually — if it's a properly cited quotation or standard academic term, it is not plagiarism. If it's an AI-generated passage included without rewriting, it should be revised.
An increasing number of UK universities are using AI writing detection as part of their academic integrity processes. Turnitin — used by the majority of UK institutions — launched its AI Writing Detection feature in 2023. Policies vary significantly between institutions and departments. Always check your university's specific academic integrity guidance before submitting any work.
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