Review generic phrasing
Sources accounted for
Keep original drafts
For students and academic writers
AI Checker for Students
Review an essay before submission, see which passages may be flagged, and check source overlap without turning your draft into a guessing game.
Why the workflow matters
Understand what may be flagged before you submit.
A result is not a command to rewrite every highlighted sentence. Use it to review generic phrasing, confirm your sources, preserve drafts and make sure the final work still reflects your own reasoning and voice.
Document estimateSentence-level signalsHuman context
A review path people can follow
Check the draft without writing for the detector.
See the flagged text, check the context, and use your judgment.
- 01Add
Add your essay or an excerpt.
- 02Scan
Check for AI writing and source overlap.
- 03Inspect
Read flagged sentences with the surrounding text.
- 04Verify
Check citations, sources and earlier drafts.
- 05Submit
Submit work that reflects your own thinking.
The reviewer found that several passages share a predictable cadence and low variation. Those passages should be read alongside the surrounding document and available drafting context.
Reporting and handoff
Keep a record of what the checker showed.
A completed result can be exported as a PDF or shared through a viewable link. That can be useful when you need to discuss a false positive or show the context around a flagged passage.
See the AI detector workflow →
Designed for the real setting
A check should support your writing, not flatten your voice.
Proofademic separates AI-writing likelihood from source overlap and shows sentence-level signals. The one-time free allowance covers 1,000 words.
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Questions from students.
Yes. Paste your essay or an excerpt into the detector, then review the overall result and sentence-level signals.
Do not rewrite blindly. Review the passage, keep drafts and sources, and be prepared to explain your writing process and the choices you made.
The free allowance is a one-time 1,000 words and does not require a credit card. Paid plans provide higher limits.
Yes. Plagiarism checking reviews source overlap separately from AI-writing likelihood.
Not necessarily. Detectors use different models and thresholds. Treat any result as an estimate and consider it alongside the writing and its context.
The next step
Review the draft. Keep the voice yours.
Use the one-time 1,000-word allowance to check an essay, inspect the passages and confirm your sources before submission.