AI Text Pattern Checker

Analyzes writing for surface-level patterns sometimes associated with AI-generated text — sentence uniformity, repetition, and vocabulary variety.

⚠️ Important: This tool checks surface-level writing patterns only. It is not a reliable or accurate way to determine if text was written by AI. No tool — including paid, commercial ones — can do this reliably. Many human writers naturally produce uniform, polished text, and false positives are common. Don't use results from any AI detector as proof of academic dishonesty or to make accusations against someone.
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Sentence length variation
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Low variation is common in AI text
Vocabulary diversity
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Unique words ÷ total words
Avg sentence length
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Words per sentence
Common transition words
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"Furthermore", "Moreover", etc.

Why AI detection isn't reliable

No tool, including expensive commercial products, can definitively prove whether text was written by AI. These tools work by measuring statistical patterns — but human writers, especially skilled or non-native English writers, frequently produce text with the same "uniform" patterns these tools flag.

Academic institutions and publications have increasingly moved away from relying on AI detectors for disciplinary decisions because of high false-positive rates. Use this tool only as a casual, informal reference point — never as definitive proof.

Frequently asked questions

Can this prove text was written by AI?
No. This and all similar tools measure surface patterns, not authorship. False positives (flagging human writing as AI) and false negatives (missing actual AI text) are both common and well-documented.
Why did my own writing get flagged?
Clear, well-structured writing — especially from careful or non-native English writers — often resembles patterns associated with AI text. This is a known limitation across all AI detection tools, not unique to this one.