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Overall AI score
View the detection score for the text you submitted. Read it alongside the report’s explanation.
AI Detector
Review potential AI-writing signals in college essays, term papers, and research writing before you submit.
AI Detector for Essays and Academic Writing
Check your academic writing for potential AI-generated content before submission.
Check text from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
You can also check academic text generated with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
Results do not identify which AI tool produced the text. Detection performance may vary by model and version.
FROM YOUR DRAFT TO YOUR REPORT
How to use Revisy.ai’s AI detector
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Add your text
Paste your text into the editor or upload a supported document. Check the input limit shown for your account.
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Run the check
Select Detect AI writing to start. Sign in when prompted and review any access options shown for your account.
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Review your results
View the overall result and passage details. Read flagged text in context before deciding what needs attention.
BEFORE YOU START
Bring a draft you want to review
Use an essay, assignment, abstract, or research passage. Keep your original draft and sources so you can review the result in context.
The editor shows the input limit for your account. File import and detection progress appear in the tool above.
Check for AIINSIDE AN EXAMPLE REPORT
Understand your AI detection results
Read the overall result together with the original writing and passage details.
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Scanned words
Check how much text was included in the analysis. A check of an excerpt applies to that excerpt, not your entire paper.
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Passage details
Review passage highlights and details alongside the original text to see where a closer look may be useful.
What to review next: Compare the result with your drafts, sources, and course or publication requirements.
Detection results can be wrong. A result alone cannot establish authorship or academic misconduct.
WHO IT IS FOR
AI writing review for students, educators, and researchers
Revisy.ai is built for students in English-speaking countries, with a focus on U.S. colleges and universities. Our AI writing detector helps students review potential AI-generated content before submission, while keeping their own ideas and judgment at the center of their work.
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Students
Review a college essay, term paper, or research draft before submission. Compare potential AI writing signals with your notes and sources, and follow your instructor’s AI-use requirements.
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Educators
Use results to support a conversation about the writing. Consider drafts, the student’s explanation, and course policy; a score alone cannot establish misconduct.
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Researchers and editors
Review abstracts, research passages, and contributed drafts. Use detection alongside human review, source checks, and publication requirements.
UNDERSTANDING AI DETECTION
How do AI detectors work?
Many AI text detectors analyze patterns in writing and use statistical methods or trained models to estimate whether a passage resembles AI-generated text.
Analyze writing patterns
Detectors may examine word choice, sentence structure, and how predictable language is. These patterns can occur in both human and AI writing; no single phrase proves AI authorship.
Assess patterns with a detection model
Statistical methods or trained models assess the patterns in submitted text. Different detectors use different methods, so the same passage can receive different results.
Return a detection estimate
A score summarizes the detector’s assessment. Its meaning depends on the tool; it is not automatically the percentage of words written by AI or the detector’s accuracy rate.
This is a general explanation of AI detection. Detection methods vary by tool, and results can be wrong. A score alone cannot establish authorship.
WHAT A SCORE CAN TELL YOU
Are AI detectors accurate?
AI detectors can be useful, but they can also flag human writing or miss AI-generated text. Results vary with the detector, writing sample, and model. Editing and unfamiliar content can make detection more difficult.
What to look for in an accuracy claim
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What was tested
The kinds of writing, sample lengths, and AI models included.
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What was missed or wrongly flagged
Both missed AI text and false positives on human writing.
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How the test was run
The detector version, test date, and evaluation method.
Use a detection result as one part of a review, together with evidence of the writing process and the relevant policy.
Read the RAID research on AI detector robustness ↗AI detector FAQs
Answers to common questions about using Revisy.ai and understanding your AI detection results.
LEARNING CENTER
AI detection guides
Learn how to use Revisy.ai, understand detection results, and review text flagged as AI-generated.
Product tutorial
How to use Revisy.ai’s AI detector
Follow a walkthrough of text entry, document upload, report access, and the information shown in your results.
AI detection
How accurate are AI detectors?
Understand false positives, missed AI text, and the questions to ask when reading an accuracy claim.
Writing & review
What to do if your essay is flagged as AI-generated
Review your drafts, sources, and AI-use policy, and prepare a clear explanation of your writing process.
Check your draft before you submit
Check your essay, assignment, or research passage for potential AI-generated content.