LLM Text Detector

Analyze Your Text

This free tool runs in your browser and reports AI-like text signals. It does not prove authorship.

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How to Use

1

Paste Your Text

Copy the text you want to analyze and paste it into the input area. The tool accepts up to 50,000 characters.

2

Click Analyze

Press the Analyze Text button to run the detection. The tool examines vocabulary patterns, sentence structure, and statistical signals entirely in your browser.

3

Review the Report

Review the detailed signal report showing vocabulary uniformity, sentence patterns, and other indicators. Copy the report for your records if needed.

Use Cases

Content Verification

Check if text submitted by freelancers, students, or contributors shows patterns typical of AI-generated writing.

Editorial Review

Screen articles and blog posts for AI-like signals before publication to maintain editorial standards.

Academic Integrity

Analyze essays and assignments for statistical patterns that may indicate AI assistance in the writing process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my text sent to a server?

No. All analysis runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your text never leaves your device and is not stored anywhere.

Can this tool definitively prove AI authorship?

No. This tool reports **statistical signals** commonly associated with AI-generated text. It does not prove authorship. Human-written text can show similar patterns, and AI text can be edited to avoid detection.

What signals does the tool detect?

The tool analyzes vocabulary uniformity, sentence length variation, word frequency distribution, punctuation patterns, and other statistical indicators that differ between typical human and AI writing styles.

How accurate is the detection?

The tool provides signal-based analysis, not a definitive verdict. It works best on longer texts (500+ words) where statistical patterns are more meaningful. Short texts may not provide enough data for reliable analysis.

Is there a text length limit?

The tool accepts up to 50,000 characters per analysis. For best results, provide at least a few paragraphs of continuous text.