AI Text Detector (Free, In-Browser)
Paste any text and see how likely it was AI-generated, scored 0-100 from 12 transparent, explainable heuristics: sentence-length burstiness, lexical diversity (MATTR), AI vocabulary clustering (delve, tapestry, leverage), em-dash density, negative parallelisms, rule-of-three triplets, transition-phrase density, and more. Every heuristic's contribution is shown so the score is never a black box. 100% client-side — your text never leaves your browser. This is a transparent smell-test, not proof: heuristic detection produces false positives on formal, academic, and non-native-English writing, so never use it for accusations or grading.
Read this before you trust the number
- This is a heuristic estimate, not proof. It cannot prove who or what wrote anything.
- False positives are common on formal, technical, or non-native (ESL) writing. Never use this to accuse or grade anyone.
- False negatives are easy — lightly edited or "humanized" AI text sails right past it.
- The vocabulary tells age fast as models change, so old signals lose accuracy over time.
- Short text is unreliable. Under ~120 words the confidence is low and the score wobbles.
- Genre matters — lists, legal text, and step-by-step instructions naturally look more "AI-like."
- 100% client-side and private. Nothing you paste is sent to a server.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is this an accurate AI detector?
- It is an estimate, not proof. It scores transparent stylistic patterns common in LLM output (uniform sentence length, AI vocabulary, em-dash overuse). High-quality detection is fundamentally hard — treat the score as a starting point for your own judgment, never as evidence.
- Will it falsely flag human writing?
- Yes, it can. Formal, academic, technical, and non-native-English writing legitimately uses safe word choices and even sentence lengths — the same traits that read as 'AI'. Never use this to accuse a student or employee. False accusations cause real harm.
- Can edited AI text pass as human?
- Easily. Lightly edited AI text, AI told to write casually, or text run through a humanizer can score as human. Surface heuristics are simple to defeat, so a low score does not prove human authorship.
- Is my text uploaded anywhere?
- No. Everything runs in your browser with plain JavaScript. Nothing is sent to a server, logged, or stored.
- Why is the score unreliable on short text?
- Burstiness, lexical diversity, and paragraph-evenness metrics need length to mean anything. Under ~120 words the result is low-confidence; under ~40 words it's essentially a guess, so the tool suppresses a hard verdict.
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About AI Text Detector (Free, In-Browser)
Free AI content detector. Paste any text and get an AI-likelihood score from 12 transparent heuristics — burstiness, AI vocabulary tells, em-dash density, and more. 100% in your browser, nothing uploaded. This tool runs entirely in your browser, so your content is not sent to a server. MarkdownMe provides free, fast, and reliable Markdown tools for developers, writers, and anyone who works with Markdown.