Maybe it’s a school paper, a work email, or a long message that feels a little too smooth. You don’t need a conspiracy theory — you need a calm check. Free AI Writing Check estimates how AI-like a passage looks. It’s a tool for conversation, not a courtroom verdict.
What the tool is (and isn’t)
- Is: a quick score on pasted text — free, no account
- Isn’t: proof someone “cheated,” and isn’t perfect on short snippets
- Works best on: a full paragraph or more, not three words
How to use it in 30 seconds
- Copy the text you’re unsure about.
- Open AI Writing Check.
- Paste and run the check.
- Read the score as a signal — then talk to the person, don’t ambush them with a percentage.
For parents and teachers
A high AI-likelihood score is a reason to ask “walk me through how you wrote this,” not a reason to panic. Kids use chatbots for outlines, grammar, and sometimes whole drafts. The goal is honesty and learning — same as always.
Related: deepfakes and voice clones
Writing is only one piece. For photos, videos, and “Mom, I need money” calls that sound almost right, see AI deepfake & voice scams and the Deepfake Check tool.
FAQ
- Is it free? Yes. No signup.
- Can AI detectors be wrong? Yes. Short text and heavily edited drafts confuse every detector. Use judgment.
- Do you store my essay? Use the tool for a check; don’t paste secrets or passwords into any AI-related form.