OmniDetect is an AI content detector that focuses on what to fix before you submit a piece of writing. It highlights which passages read as AI-generated, how strongly, and why, instead of giving only a single percentage. Scores fall in bands: 0 to 30 is likely human, 31 to 70 is uncertain, and 71 to 100 is likely AI. Guests get a free preview of the first 2,000 characters with no signup, and a free account covers the whole document. Pasted text can run to 50,000 characters, and files and URLs can be scanned.
OmniDetect is for people whose writing may be checked by someone else. Students and academics can test an essay or paper before submission, while professionals and marketers can check blog posts, SEO content, business emails and technical writing. You can mark the writer as a native speaker, ESL or non-native, professional or grammar-edited, which matters for fairness when text was polished with a grammar tool. Editors who need an evidence trail and writers who must respond to a disputed result can use the method and limits shown with each result.
The workflow has four stages: check, understand, improve and re-check. A user pastes text or uploads a PDF, DOCX or TXT file, chooses a text type such as academic essay, blog post or creative writing, and scans. The result lists the analyzed scope, method status, flagged passages and known limits. When specific passages are confidently flagged, OmniDetect proposes focused rewrites that you review and then re-check with the same Word Token balance. Uncertain results receive a second reading, and disputed writing gets appeal evidence. The language of the text decides which detection engine answers.
