Detect the difference.
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AI Detector

Paste any text below — powered by linguistics, not algorithms.

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How This Works
No AI involved — just statistics.

This tool measures 10 linguistic signals that research has found to differ between human and AI writing. Each sentence is scored independently.
Vocabulary density
Sentence uniformity
Passive voice rate
Transition word overuse
Hedging language patterns
+ 5 more signals
Results are statistical estimates
5 additional signals
Hedging language frequency
Vocabulary richness (TTR)
Average sentence length
Formulaic opener detection
Flagged sentence rate
AI Likelihood
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Highlighted sentences matched multiple AI writing patterns. Click any to see which signals fired.
Signal Breakdown
Signals — selected sentence

About this score: Text Chex uses linguistic statistics — not an AI grader — to assess AI likelihood. Scores measure patterns in sentence uniformity, vocabulary selection, passive voice, and structural markers shown to differ between human and AI writing. Use as one data point, not a final verdict.

Frequently Asked Questions
Text Chex uses statistical linguistic analysis based on peer-reviewed research into differences between AI-generated and human-written text. Accuracy depends on text length and type — longer samples (100+ words) yield more reliable results. The tool is designed to be a useful signal, not a definitive verdict. It performs best on formal, essay-style writing and may score creative or fragmented text less reliably.
No. All analysis happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your text never leaves your device and is never transmitted to any server. We have no ability to read, store, or access anything you paste into the detector.
The detector is optimized for formal and semi-formal prose — essays, academic writing, articles, emails, reports, and blog posts. It is less reliable on very short texts (under 50 words), poetry, code, social media captions, or text that deliberately mimics unusual styles. For best results, paste a full paragraph or more.
Yes — heavily edited AI text that has been revised for varied sentence length, reduced use of AI vocabulary, and more natural phrasing may score lower. Our tool catches statistical patterns, not intent. A skilled human rewriter can reduce an AI score significantly. This is why we recommend treating results as one data point rather than a definitive answer.
Grammar checking uses the LanguageTool API to process your text. Your text is sent to LanguageTool's servers for analysis and is subject to their privacy policy. We do not store, log, or retain any text you submit for grammar checking. For sensitive documents, consider reviewing LanguageTool's data handling policies at languagetool.org.
Yes, Text Chex is completely free to use. The AI Detector runs entirely in your browser at no cost. The Grammar Checker uses the free tier of the LanguageTool API. The site is supported by non-intrusive advertising. No account, subscription, or payment is ever required.
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