ContentDetector.AI
Free AI content and ChatGPT checkerCheck AI generated text and count words
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Check a piece of writing for signs of AI generation
- Get a word count while you review a draft
- Run a quick ChatGPT plagiarism check on submitted text
How to use it
- 1 Open the ContentDetector.AI website.
- 2 Paste the text you want to check into the input box.
- 3 Run the check and wait for the estimated score.
- 4 Read the word count shown alongside the result.
- 5 Use the score as one input when you review the text.
Who it is for
Pros
- Completely free according to the site
- Simple workflow: paste text and read the score
- Word count included in the same tool
- Gives an estimated percentage rather than a vague verdict
Limitations
- Free rules can change, so the current offer may not last
- The score is an estimate of likelihood, not proof of AI generation
- It should not be the only basis for academic or employment decisions
- Accuracy on short or heavily edited text is harder to judge
What ContentDetector.AI is
ContentDetector.AI is a free AI content detection and ChatGPT plagiarism checker. You put text into the site and it returns an estimated percentage score based on how likely it is that the content was generated by an AI tool or software. The same tool also counts the number of words in the text you paste. The site describes the product as easy to use and completely free, with no complicated setup: you open the page, add the text, and read the result. It is a single purpose tool rather than a full writing suite, and its value is in giving you a fast, plain number to think about when you are reviewing a piece of writing.
What you can do with it
- Detect AI generated content in a passage of text
- Run a ChatGPT plagiarism check on text you want to review
- Get an estimated percentage score for how likely the text is machine generated
- Count words in the same place, without switching tools
Who it is for
- Writers and editors who want a quick second read on a draft
- Teachers and reviewers who work through large amounts of submitted text
- Anyone who is simply curious whether a passage looks machine generated
What to watch out for
The score is an estimate of likelihood, not proof. A high or low number does not tell you who wrote the text or why, and results on short passages or heavily edited drafts are harder to interpret. Because of that, this kind of result should never be the only basis for an academic or employment decision; read the text yourself and follow the rules of your school, publisher, or platform. The site describes the tool as completely free, and free rules can change, so the current offer may not stay the same. Detection tools are also in a running contest with text that has been rewritten, so expect imperfect results on material that has been heavily edited.
FAQ
What does ContentDetector.AI do?
It checks text for AI generated content and ChatGPT style plagiarism, and it counts words.
What kind of result does it give?
It provides an estimated percentage score based on the likelihood that the text was generated by an AI tool or software.
Is it free?
The site describes the tool as completely free and easy to use.
Can I trust the score as final proof?
No. It is an estimate of likelihood, so it should be used as one input alongside your own reading of the text.
Why it is free
What the official page says： completely free
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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