Plagiarism detection
Checks submitted text against a large set of online and stored sources and highlights matched passages for review.
PlagiarismSearch is an online plagiarism checker and text analysis service for students, educators, organizations, writers, and editors. It checks submitted text against web and database sources and returns similarity-focused reports, with additional tools for AI detection, readability, spelling, and paper analysis.
PlagiarismSearch is an online plagiarism checker and text analysis service built for students, teachers, universities, organizations, writers, and editors. Its main workflow is to submit text or a document, compare it against web and database sources, and review a similarity report with matched sources.
The site also positions the product as a broader writing-analysis platform. In addition to plagiarism checking, it offers AI detection, paper analysis, readability checking, spell checking, and channel-specific access through Google Docs, Moodle, an API, and Telegram/Viber bots.
Checks submitted text against a large set of online and stored sources and highlights matched passages for review.
Identifies AI-generated content as a separate analysis option on the pricing and product pages.
Assesses structure, originality, writing quality, readability, and spelling as separate analysis products on the pricing page.
Produces a similarity report with matched sources so users can review where overlap appears.
Integrates through Google Docs, Moodle, API, and Telegram/Viber bot channels for different workflows.
Allows file upload, pasted text, and URL-based submission on the plagiarism check page.
Students can run essays and assignments through the checker before submission to see whether any passages match existing web or database sources.
Teachers and universities can check student work for originality and use the report to support academic integrity workflows.
Writers, editors, and bloggers can check drafts for overlap, then use the additional text-analysis tools to review readability and spelling.
Organizations can scan policy text, internal documents, and other content to help maintain originality across published or shared materials.
Developers and platform teams can integrate plagiarism or AI detection into their own products through the API, or use messaging-bot access for lightweight checks.
Users can upload text, a file, or a document by URL, then run a plagiarism check and review the similarity report. The product pages also describe access through Google Docs, Moodle, API, and Telegram/Viber bot channels.
The product pages say the service checks text against billions of web pages and can also compare against other source collections such as archived pages, publication sources, an academic database, and private storage where enabled.
The source text says the free trial covers up to 150 words, or up to 300 words per day for registered users. Longer documents require a paid plan.
Yes. The pricing page lists solutions for universities, teachers, students, and organizations, and the site also describes API access and bot-based checking for Viber and Telegram.
The source pages mention plagiarism detection, AI detection, paper analysis, readability check, and spell check. The exact report contents vary by product area, but the plagiarism check page specifically mentions a similarity report with matched sources.