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Check Whether Your Text Reads as AI-Written
Paste any text and get a confidence score plus specific flagged sections, so you know exactly what to rewrite before it goes out under your name.
What is the AI Content Detector?
The AI Content Detector analyzes writing patterns — sentence rhythm, phrasing habits, repetition — that tend to show up in AI-generated text, and returns an overall confidence score along with the specific sections most likely to read as machine-written. It's a diagnostic tool, not a legal verdict: no detector can guarantee origin with certainty, and this one is upfront about that.
It exists for a very practical reason: a lot of content today is AI-assisted, and publishers, teachers, and editors increasingly want a sense of how much a piece leans on generated phrasing before it goes out under someone's name. Use it as a second pair of eyes on your own drafts, or as a first pass before publishing anything you didn't write entirely yourself.
Capabilities
What you can do with the AI Content Detector
How it works
Using the AI Content Detector
- 01
Paste your text
Add the draft or article you want checked.
- 02
Run the scan
AmmarAI analyzes phrasing patterns across the whole piece.
- 03
Review flagged sections
See an overall score plus which parts most influenced it.
- 04
Rewrite and recheck
Edit the flagged sections and rerun the check to confirm improvement.
Examples
What good input and output look like
AI Content Detector
Live demoWriting the prompt1/2You type
AmmarAI writes
Full article check
Input
A 900-word blog post drafted with heavy AI assistance and light editing
Output
Overall score: high likelihood of AI generation, with the intro and conclusion flagged as the most machine-patterned sections.
After editing
Input
The same post after rewriting the flagged intro and adding a personal anecdote
Output
Overall score drops significantly, with only one minor section still flagged as borderline.
Key features
What the tool gives you
Section-level flags
Points to exactly which parts of the text raised the score, not just a single number.
Pattern-based analysis
Looks at sentence rhythm and phrasing habits rather than matching against a database.
Before/after comparison
Recheck edited text to confirm a rewrite actually reduced AI-sounding patterns.
Any length of text
Works on anything from a paragraph to a full-length article.
Who it is for
People who get the most from this
Editors
They screen submitted drafts before publishing under a writer's byline.
Educators
They get a signal on student writing worth a closer look, not an automatic accusation.
Content teams
They check AI-assisted drafts before they go out to make sure they still sound human.
Workflows
Practical ways teams use it
Pre-publish check
Run every draft through a check before it's scheduled, and edit anything flagged as heavily AI-patterned.
Freelancer submissions
Screen incoming articles as one input among several before accepting a piece.
Tips that improve results
- Treat the score as a signal to investigate, not proof — always read the flagged sections yourself.
- Recheck text after editing to confirm your rewrite actually changed the pattern, not just the wording.
- Add specific details, examples, or a personal voice to the flagged sections — that's usually what lowers the score.
- Don't rely on a single tool's score alone for high-stakes decisions like academic discipline.
Mistakes worth avoiding
- Treating a high score as definitive proof of AI authorship without human review.
- Only checking the final draft and skipping recheck after edits.
- Using the score to punish writers rather than as feedback for revision.
AI Content Detector FAQ
How accurate is AI detection?
No detector is perfectly accurate — treat the score as a strong signal to investigate, not a guaranteed verdict.
Can it tell me which sentences are flagged?
Yes, it highlights the specific sections that most influenced the overall score.
Does editing the flagged parts actually help?
Usually, yes — adding specifics, examples, and a distinct voice tends to lower the score on recheck.
Can I use it on text that's just AI-assisted, not fully generated?
Yes, it works on any text and will generally score partially AI-assisted writing lower than fully generated text.
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