AI Probability Score
Receive a clear estimate showing how likely the submitted text is to contain AI-generated patterns.
Check whether your content may be AI-generated with a fast, independent AI content detector. Paste your text and receive a clear AI probability analysis in seconds.
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Analyze essays, articles, emails, reports and assignments for writing patterns that may indicate AI-generated or heavily AI-assisted content.
Receive a clear estimate showing how likely the submitted text is to contain AI-generated patterns.
Review specific sentences that may require closer inspection instead of relying on one overall score.
Compare results with other tools and use the score as one signal rather than absolute proof of authorship.
Copyleaks is a well-known AI detection and plagiarism platform. This independent tool is designed for users who want a simpler way to run an initial AI check without creating an account or purchasing credits.
Use the detector directly from the homepage. No complicated workflow, institutional setup, or account creation is required for an initial scan.
Detection results are probabilistic and should support human judgment—not replace it.
Run a quick AI content check in three simple steps.
Paste the essay, article, report, email, or assignment you want to analyze.
Click “Check for AI” to analyze linguistic and statistical writing patterns.
Use the overall score and sentence-level feedback as supporting signals.
AI detectors look for patterns in language rather than a hidden ChatGPT label.
Statistically predictable wording and sentence structures.
Changes in sentence length, rhythm, structure, and expression.
Repeated transitions, phrases, conclusions, or paragraph structures.
Highly consistent grammar, tone, and sentence construction.
A practical review tool for education, publishing, content, and business workflows.
Review assignments when AI was used for brainstorming, outlining, grammar support, or drafting.
Use detection as an initial signal alongside drafts, citations, classroom work, and writing history.
Check whether edited, outsourced, or AI-assisted content appears overly automated.
Add another quality-control layer when reviewing guest posts, articles, and freelance submissions.
Review marketing copy, reports, applications, and support content for excessive AI dependence.
Screen large volumes of submissions while keeping editorial review at the center of decisions.
Copyleaks and other detectors attempt to identify patterns commonly found in ChatGPT-generated writing. Results can vary based on the AI model, text length, editing level, writing type, and whether human and AI writing were combined.
Learn more: Can Copyleaks Detect ChatGPT? →Real-world results can include false positives, false negatives, and changes after minor edits. Important decisions should never rely on one AI detector score alone.
Read our accuracy analysis →Choose based on your workflow, not just one detection score.
| Feature | Our AI Checker | Copyleaks |
|---|---|---|
| Free initial check | Yes | Depends on current plan |
| Signup required | No | May be required |
| Sentence-level feedback | Yes | Available |
| AI probability result | Yes | Yes |
| Plagiarism detection | No | Available |
| Independent second opinion | Yes | No |
| Official Copyleaks product | No | Yes |
A high score does not prove that someone used ChatGPT, and a low score does not prove that content was written entirely by a human.
Answers to common questions about Copyleaks, ChatGPT detection, and AI checker accuracy.
No. This is an independent AI detection tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Copyleaks.
The core AI text check is offered for free. Any limits or premium features should be clearly explained before a scan begins.
They can estimate whether text contains patterns associated with AI-generated writing, but cannot confirm authorship with complete certainty.
It may still identify edited AI content, but results depend on how substantially the text was changed and how much original reasoning was added.
Basic corrections are different from full AI generation. Extensive rewriting or paraphrasing may still affect detection results.
Formulaic structure, repetitive language, short samples, grammar correction, and non-native writing patterns can all influence a detector.
Scores should be treated as an initial signal and reviewed alongside drafts, sources, prior writing, classroom performance, and direct discussion.
Paste your content into our free AI checker and receive a clear, independent analysis in seconds.