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You write something. You want to publish. You need to be confident it’s original. That’s where PlagiarismCheck comes in. It scans your text against billions of sources.
It also flags AI generated parts. You don’t want to be nailed for plagiarism or flagged for copying. This tool acts as your safety net.
It runs a similarity scan and gives you a similarity score. It highlights matching text and shows where source came from. It checks for AI content parts that look machine-written.
You can upload files (doc, pdf, etc). It supports integration via API or plugin. You can exclude certain URLs or domains.
It has memory: previous checks are stored (depending on your plan). It respects privacy your AI content isn’t added to public databases (if the tool has that promise).
You paste your text or upload a file. It runs a deep search across web pages, journals, archives, etc.
It calculates a matching percentage.
Then you review highlighted areas, see sources, adjust your text. You repeat until your content is clean.
PlagiarismCheck usually has a freemium or trial base. Beyond that, you pay per words or via subscription.
For example, many tools charge ~$8–$17 monthly for moderate use (e.g. up to 100,000 words). Some let you pay per check or package of submissions (single checks).
Higher plans unlock API, batch checks, priority support, team accounts.
Run early before final edit. Use exclusion (for your domain or trusted sources). Edit highlighted parts, recheck. Break large docs into smaller chunks.
Use API or plugin to integrate with your workflow. Check both for plagiarism and AI content you want both clean.
World's Best Ai Tools Spot