Plagiarism Checker

Paste your text, check for duplicate content instantly. Sentence-by-sentence analysis with highlighted results — all client-side, nothing leaves your browser.

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Why use this plagiarism checker?

Built for writers, students, and content creators who value accuracy and privacy.

Instant analysis

Text is analyzed sentence-by-sentence with advanced fingerprinting algorithms. Get results in seconds, not minutes.

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100% private

Your text never leaves your browser. No storage, no third-party data sharing. Check sensitive content with confidence.

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Highlighted results

Matching passages are highlighted in your text with color-coded severity. See exactly which sentences need attention.

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Plagiarism score

Get a clear percentage score showing how much of your text may contain duplicate content from other sources.

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Drag & drop files

Drop a .txt file directly into the editor. No need to copy-paste — just drag your document and start checking.

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Copy & share

Copy your plagiarism report with one click. Share results with editors, teachers, or keep for your records.

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