Plagiarism Checker
Check how original your writing looks. An AI review flags generic, formulaic or boilerplate passages and suggests how to rewrite them. It does not search the internet.
Paste your text and press Check originality. The score, flagged excerpts and suggestions appear here.
What this plagiarism checker does
This tool reads the text you paste and returns an originality score from 0 to 100, a short verdict, a summary, excerpts that look generic or formulaic, and suggestions for rewriting them. An AI model judges the writing patterns: stock phrases, clichés, boilerplate sentences and wording that reads like a template.
It does not search the internet or any database. It cannot tell you whether a sentence already appears in a published article, a website or a student paper. A high score means the writing reads as distinctive. A low score means it reads as generic. Neither result proves or disproves copying.
How to use it step by step
- Paste your text into the box. You need at least 50 characters, and the limit is 8,000.
- Watch the character counter below the box to see how much room is left.
- Press Check originality. The check usually takes a few seconds.
- Read the score and verdict first, then the summary.
- Review each flagged excerpt. Each quote is shown exactly as it appears in your text, with the reason it was flagged.
- Work through the suggestions and rewrite flagged passages in your own words.
- Run the check again after editing to compare the results.
A concrete example
Suppose a product description opens with the line, "In today's fast-paced world, our innovative solution is a game-changer for busy professionals." The checker will probably flag the opening as a stock expression that appears in many texts, and it may call "game-changer" a cliché. A suggestion could be to replace the opening with the specific problem the product solves and the people it helps. Once you write that sentence with a concrete detail that only you could know, the next check may give a higher score.
Honest limits
- The score is an AI judgement about writing style, not a measured match rate.
- The tool cannot detect copying from sources it has never seen, and it cannot name an original author.
- Careful original writing can score low if it relies on standard terms, and a skilfully paraphrased copy can score high.
- Results can vary between runs, so treat them as a prompt for review rather than a final answer.
For academic submissions, employer checks or legal questions, use a dedicated plagiarism database and follow the rules that apply to you. The text is sent to an AI service so it can be analysed, so avoid pasting private or confidential material.
Plagiarism Checker – Frequently Asked Questions
Does this plagiarism checker search the internet for matching text?
No. The tool uses an AI model to read your text and judge its writing patterns, such as stock phrases, clichés and boilerplate wording. It does not search the web, published articles, academic databases or student papers, so it cannot show you where a passage came from.
What does the originality score mean?
The score runs from 0 to 100, where a higher number means the writing reads as more distinctive and less formulaic. It is a style-based estimate from an AI model, not a measured match rate, and it does not prove whether text was copied.
How much text can I check at once?
You need at least 50 characters and can check up to 8,000 characters per run. A live counter under the box shows how much of the limit you have used.
Is my text saved after the check?
The check function sends your text to an AI model to produce the result and does not write it to a database. Do not paste confidential material you are not allowed to share with a third-party service.
Can I use this result for a university submission or a legal case?
Not on its own. For academic, employer or legal decisions, run the text through a dedicated plagiarism database and follow your institution's or organisation's rules.