Essay checker

One click, four checks: AI writing signals, grammar and spelling, readability grade and length. A report you can print, for teachers marking and students polishing.

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How to read the report

AI signals are statistical patterns, not proof. A high score on a formal, carefully edited essay is common; look at which sentences glow and whether they differ in voice from the rest.

Readability for a school or undergraduate essay usually lands between grade 10 and 16. A much higher score often means over-long sentences rather than sophisticated thinking.

Writing issues come from instant rule checks. For subtler grammar, send the text through the AI check on the grammar checker.

For teachers: a fair process

If a report raises questions, compare the essay with the student’s in-class writing, ask to see drafts or document version history, and talk about the argument. The guide to AI detection for essays has a step-by-step approach that protects honest students.

Questions people ask

What does the essay checker check?

AI-typical writing signals (with a rhythm trace of sentence lengths), spelling, grammar, punctuation and style issues, six readability formulas combined into one grade, and length statistics including reading time. Plagiarism is a separate web search, linked from the report.

Is it an academic integrity checker?

It is a first-pass integrity and quality check. It shows signals worth a closer look; it does not decide whether misconduct happened. Institutions should follow their own academic integrity procedures, which usually involve talking to the student.

Can students use it before submitting?

Yes, and it’s a good habit: fix errors, see if any paragraph reads as over-polished, and keep your drafts. If your own writing gets flagged somewhere else, drafts and version history are the best evidence of your process.

Can I save the report?

Use “Print / save as PDF”. A summary of each check is also kept in your browser’s scan history, which you can clear at any time.