Free AI detector tool to check any text
A free AI detector tool for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more. No account, and nothing you paste is saved.
Paste your textHow to read your AI detector score
The AI detector gives you a single number from 0 to 100. It is the estimated chance that AI wrote the text, not a yes or no. Here is what each band means.
Probably a person
Reads like human writing. We did not pick up the patterns a model tends to leave behind.
Hard to say
Some of it leans one way, some the other. Read it yourself before you draw a conclusion.
Probably AI
This has the marks of machine-written text. Read it closely before you conclude anything.
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How the AI detector works
Three steps, a few seconds, no setup.
Paste your text
Drop in a paragraph or more. The more you give the tool, the more it has to go on.
We check the patterns
The model weighs your text against the writing habits of people and AI models.
Read the score
You get a number from 0 to 100, and a plain read on whether it looks AI-written.
What the AI detector looks for
Our AI detector is a neural network that has read an enormous amount of writing from both people and machines. Over all that text it learned the small habits that tell the two apart. It does not read for meaning the way you do. It reads for those habits.
AI writing has a feel to it once you have seen enough. Sentences come out a similar length. The next word is usually the safe, expected one. It hedges, repeats sentence shapes, and explains more than it needs to. People write with more bumps. A short sentence here, a long winding one there, an odd word, a joke that does not quite land.
How accurate is this AI detector?
On clean test data the model is right most of the time, comfortably above nine in ten. Real text is messier than test data, so read the score as a strong hint rather than a fact. Anyone who promises you certainty is selling something.
Two things drag accuracy down. Short text, because there is not enough to read. And edited text, because once a person reworks an AI draft or runs it through a rewriter, the tells start to fade. A clean low score means nothing jumped out, not that AI was never involved.
Where your text goes
The check happens in memory on our own server. As soon as you have a score, your text is dropped. No logs, no database, no training set.
There is no account holding a history of your checks either.
Who uses an AI detector
Teachers check work they were not expecting from a particular student. Editors screen pitches before spending time on them. Students run their own essays and papers to see what reads as too smooth. Hiring teams glance at cover letters. The honest use in every case is the same. A prompt to look closer, never a final word.
AI detector FAQ
Is the AI detector tool free?
Yes. The whole tool is free, with no account and no limit on how many checks you run.
Do you store the text I paste?
No. The check runs in memory and your text is dropped the moment you get a score. We never log it or train on it.
Which AI models does it catch?
It is trained on a wide range of models. There are dedicated pages for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and Llama.
How much text do I need?
At least twenty words. A paragraph or two gives the most reliable reading. Very short snippets are not enough for any detector.
Can it be wrong?
Yes, in both directions. Human writing can score high and AI writing can score low. Let the result guide a second look rather than decide on its own.
Will it catch edited AI text?
Sometimes. Light edits often slip through. Heavy rewriting or paraphrasing can hide the tells well enough to fool it.