2026-08-26
AI Detector — Check How AI-Written a Text Sounds
Rates how AI-written a text sounds and highlights the exact phrases that give it away — not just a percentage with no explanation.
What it does
Paste a text and get two things: a rating of how AI-written it sounds, and — more usefully — the exact phrases that make it sound that way, highlighted in place. Not a bare percentage you have to take on faith, but a marked-up text you can act on.
Why the highlights matter more than the score
Most AI checkers give you a number and stop. A number can't be fixed. Knowing which sentences trip the alarm — the boilerplate opener, the hedge-everything paragraph, the conclusion that summarizes the summary — turns detection into an editing tool. You see the pattern, you rewrite the phrase, the text stops sounding generated. No detector on the market is infallible, ours included; treat the rating as a signal, and the highlights as the actionable part.
Ways to use it
- Before you hit send — you drafted with AI help; check what still smells like it before your name goes on it.
- Editors and reviewers — a submitted article reads oddly smooth; see which parts trigger that feeling.
- Teachers — a starting point for a conversation about a suspiciously polished essay — a signal to discuss, not a verdict to sentence by.
- Recruiters — cover letters that all sound the same, explained.
- Writers — sanity-check that your own style hasn't drifted into template-speak.
How it works
- Paste the text.
- Get the rating plus highlighted phrases with explanations of what gives them away.
- Rewrite the marked parts yourself — or let Humanize AI text rewrite them for you and compare.