Is this a free AI content detector?

Yes for stylistic AI writing tells. It scores patterns common in ChatGPT-style prose. It does not claim forensic proof of model origin.

Is a high score proof the text is AI-generated?

No. It means the draft matches common AI style patterns. Humans can trip the same tells; use it as a pre-publish checklist.

Does scanning use AI credits?

No. Detection is local. Only Content Humanizer rewrites consume shared AI credits.

How do I lower the AI writing score?

Cut stock openers, vary sentence length, remove filler buzzwords, and prefer concrete nouns over vague abstractions — or run Content Humanizer.

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AI Writing Detector

Free AI writing detector and content score for drafts. Heuristics flag buzzwords, stock openers, em dashes, and flat sentence rhythm — no API key and no rewrite spend. High scores funnel into Content Humanizer.

1Fill inputs
2Run
3Copy / export

Inputs

Required fields on the left

Publish checklist

Step 1 of 3

Scan for AI tells, humanize the draft, then preview the SERP snippet before you ship.

Run this step, then continue to the next tool.

Draft copy211 / 8,000

Free local heuristics — no API key. High scores? Open Content Humanizer to rewrite.

Results

Appears after you run

Check before you publish

Paste a draft to score buzzwords, dash habits, and flat sentence rhythm.

How it works

From inputs to a decision

01
Paste the draft you would publish (at least a full paragraph).
02
Run the scan for an AI-likelihood score and flag list.
03
Fix high-scoring issues yourself, or open Content Humanizer to rewrite.
04
Re-scan after edits before you publish.

Tips for better results

Short samples under-score — paste a full section, not one sentence.
This is not a watermark detector; it flags stylistic tells OmniKit also uses in Humanizer.
Paste the final draft you would publish — not a rough outline.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a free AI content detector?: Yes for stylistic AI writing tells. It scores patterns common in ChatGPT-style prose. It does not claim forensic proof of model origin.
Is a high score proof the text is AI-generated?: No. It means the draft matches common AI style patterns. Humans can trip the same tells; use it as a pre-publish checklist.
Does scanning use AI credits?: No. Detection is local. Only Content Humanizer rewrites consume shared AI credits.
How do I lower the AI writing score?: Cut stock openers, vary sentence length, remove filler buzzwords, and prefer concrete nouns over vague abstractions — or run Content Humanizer.

Keep measuring in the same cluster — or jump to the next decision.

Why teams use this calculator

Use this AI writing detector when you need a quick AI content score before publish. It complements GPTZero-style checks by focusing on actionable style flags, then hands off to OmniKit AI content humanizer.