AI Detector

Writing confidence that follows you everywhere

Rephrase until it sounds right

ZeroGPT processes text quickly to detect AI-generated content

Used by over 10 million teachers and students across more than 100 countries, GPTZero detects AI-generated text across major language models while providing a suite of writing verification tools

Developers get API access for building AI detection into their own apps

A content marketer at a SaaS company drafts blog posts using AI writing tools, then faces a problem

Humaniser processes AI-generated text through pattern analysis and linguistic transformation to make it appear human-written

Dechecker AI breaks down AI detection differently

ZeroGPT Plus can detect if text came from AI with high accuracy

A content marketer drafts 15 blog posts using AI, then realizes every piece sounds robotic and formulaic

AI Content Blocker for YouTube, Social Feeds & Google AI Overviews

Detect.ai combines an AI content detector with a humanizer in a single browser tool.

AHelp starts at $4

The free plan hands you 5,000 characters per check

Humanizer AI is an editing room for AI-assisted drafts.

UndetectedGPT is an AI humanizer that rewrites machine-drafted text into natural writing aimed at passing detectors such as GPTZero, Turnitin and Originality.

AI Humanizer by WriteHybrid rewrites AI-generated drafts into natural, human-sounding text while preserving your meaning.

Over 1,000,000 students use Kipper to navigate the tricky balance between AI assistance and detection avoidance

When academic research needs to be thorough, cited, and completed quickly, Resea AI autonomously plans and executes deep research tasks while generating reports that read like human writing

AI-generated content often sounds like a robot wrote it

Most AI detectors promise perfect accuracy

Transforms machine-written text into something that reads like a human wrote it

Job applications get filtered by AI detection systems now

UnGPT takes AI-generated text and rewrites it to mimic natural human writing patterns that slip past detection algorithms