AI text detection
Paste text or upload common file types, then review an AI-likelihood score and highlighted passages that look AI-generated.
ZeroGPT is an AI content detector and writing toolkit for checking likely AI-generated text, reviewing plagiarism, and refining drafts. It also supports related writing workflows through paraphrasing, summarizing, grammar checking, translation, and API access.
ZeroGPT is an AI content detection and writing toolkit centered on identifying likely AI-generated text. The home page positions it as a trusted detector for ChatGPT, GPT-5, Gemini, and other LLM outputs, with related tools for plagiarism checking, paraphrasing, summarizing, grammar correction, translation, and AI humanization.
The product is aimed at educators, businesses, creators, and other users who need to review authorship, refine drafts, or streamline writing workflows. The site also offers API access and business pricing for organizations that want to integrate ZeroGPT into their own systems or workflows.
Paste text or upload common file types, then review an AI-likelihood score and highlighted passages that look AI-generated.
The site describes output that marks each sentence written by AI and includes a gauge showing the percentage of AI in the text.
ZeroGPT generates downloadable PDF reports for detections, which the site says can be used as proof of AI-free plagiarism checks.
The API page says business users can run document-, paragraph-, and sentence-level detection, plus batched inference across several files.
Supporting tools include AI humanizer, plagiarism checker, paraphraser, summarizer, grammar checker, translator, and chatbot.
The product is available inside WhatsApp and Telegram, where users can detect AI, summarize, paraphrase, translate, and check grammar from chat.
Review essays, assignments, and other student writing for likely AI-generated passages, then use the highlighted output to guide follow-up checks.
Check vendor submissions, internal drafts, compliance text, and published copy when authorship and originality matter.
Run plagiarism and AI-detection checks together when revising content and preparing citations, especially for research-heavy writing.
Use the API to automate document, paragraph, and sentence-level detection across multiple files in an internal workflow.
Use WhatsApp or Telegram to access detection, summarization, paraphrasing, translation, and grammar checks from a messaging workflow.
ZeroGPT analyzes text for linguistic and statistical signals associated with AI-generated writing, then returns an overall AI-likelihood score and highlights passages that appear AI-like.
The FAQ says the detector performs best on about 150–200 words or more. Longer text, especially 500–1,000+ words, tends to produce more stable results.
The site says ZeroGPT targets multiple LLM families, including GPT-series, Claude-style, Gemini-style, Grok, Perplexity AI, DeepSeek, and LLaMa models, rather than only ChatGPT outputs.
No. The FAQ says user text is not saved, shared, published online, or used to train the AI detection model. The content is processed to generate the result and then discarded.
Yes. The FAQ says ZeroGPT supports all available languages across its tools, and the home page says the detector is trained on all languages and multiple LLM models.