AI Content Detector
Paste any text and get a quick, transparent AI-likelihood score. Glint's detector measures sentence-length variation (burstiness), vocabulary diversity, and common AI-tell phrases — entirely in your browser, no account needed.
🔍 AI Content Detector
How to use the AI Content Detector
- Paste the text you want to check into the box above.
- Click Scan to get a 0–100 AI-likelihood score plus the signals behind it.
- Use the breakdown (burstiness, vocab diversity, AI tells) to decide whether a manual edit is worth it.
When you should actually check for AI writing
An AI content detector is useful any time the origin of a text matters. Teachers use it to spot essays that were pasted out of a chatbot instead of written by a student. Editors use it to vet freelance pitches, because a "original" article that scores 95% machine-written is a liability for the publication's reputation. SEO teams run drafts through it before publishing, since Google's guidance rewards clearly human, experience-driven content and quietly devalues thin auto-generated pages.
The tool is also a self-audit mirror. If your own draft comes back as mostly AI, that is a signal to add personal examples, opinions, and specifics only a person in your field would know. Treat the score as a hint about voice, not a verdict about cheating.
Practical tips
- Run the check before you publish or submit, not after a dispute has already started.
- Remember false positives happen, especially for non-native English writers and for short, formulaic text. Never use a score as the sole evidence against someone.
- Pair the detector with the humanizer when you want to soften robotic phrasing in a draft you actually wrote.
- Don't paste confidential client material into tools you don't trust. Glint's detector runs locally in your browser, so nothing leaves the page.
Frequently asked questions
Is this AI detector accurate?
It's a fast heuristic, not a lab-grade classifier. Treat the score as a rough signal; for high-stakes decisions use a paid detector.
Do you upload my text?
No. Scanning happens locally in your browser.
What is burstiness and why does it matter?
Burstiness is how much sentence length varies. Human writing swings between short and long sentences; AI text tends to be uniform. Low burstiness raises the AI score.