Language patterns suggest generated text in two passages. Source overlap appears separately below.
Find your workflow
AI Content Detection Solutions for Academic and Professional Integrity
Check AI-writing signals and source overlap, then choose the tools that fit your work.
Choose your context
Find the right tools for your work.
Start with your role. Each route brings together the tools, reports and guidance you need.
Universities and schools
Institutions
Coordinate review across faculty, departments and higher-volume submission sets.
- Batch workflows
- Exportable reports
- Team review
Publishers
Screen manuscripts, articles and contributor work before publication.
For publishers →Individual educatorsTeachers
Check assignments and discuss flagged passages with students.
For teachers →Writers and learnersStudents
Check your essay before submission and understand flagged sentences.
For students →From upload to report
Scan the text. Check the flagged passages.
See which sentences were flagged, compare them with sources and drafts, then save or share the report.
See sentence-level detection →- 01ScanAnalyze the submitted content
Start with text, a document set, or an API request.
- 02InspectRead flagged sentences
See which passages contribute to the document result.
- 03CompareCheck sources and context
Check source matches separately from AI scores.
- 04DecideApply human judgment
Consider assignment rules, sources and drafts.
- 05ShareExport or share the report
Move the result to the people who need to review it.
Organization workflowScan, inspect and share results
For organizations
Check document sets and share the findings.
Scan sets of papers or manuscripts with Batch Scan. Export reports as PDFs, share a link, or use the API to add detection to your own platform.
- Batch Scan
- Review document sets from one queue.
- Reports
- Export a print-ready PDF or share a result link.
- APIs
- Add text and image detection to existing systems.
For individual review
Start with one document and inspect the result yourself.
Teachers, students, writers and editors can run a focused check without first building a team workflow.
AI-written text
Run the AI detector
Review the score and sentence-level signals.
Start with 1,000 words →Source overlapCheck originality
Compare matched text and citation context.
Check a document →For developersExplore the APIs
Add text, image and plagiarism checks to your platform.
View the API options →Research and guidance
Build a review process around more than a score.
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Choose the tools that fit your work.
Use Batch Scan to check sets of papers, sentence-level results to inspect flagged passages, and PDF reports or share links to discuss findings. The institutional solution page explains these options.
Yes. Individual users can start with the one-time 1,000-word allowance and run a document through the AI Text Detector.
No. Results can be wrong. Use flagged sentences and source matches to decide what to check, then consider drafts, assignment rules and the writer’s explanation.
Yes. Completed reports can be exported as print-ready PDFs or shared through a viewable link.
Yes. The developer platform provides AI text and image detection APIs, including asynchronous delivery options for integrated workflows.
Choose your next step
Start with one scan or plan a team workflow.
Individual reviewers can try 1,000 words once. Institutions, publishers and enterprise teams can talk with us about Batch Scan, shared review and APIs.