AI Text Analyzer
Check if your text sounds AI-generated. Detects common AI patterns, overused phrases, and robotic tone markers. Make your content sound more human.
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Paste content above to check for AI-generated patterns. The analyzer detects common AI tells like overused phrases, uniform structure, and robotic tone.
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How This AI Text Analyzer Works
This tool uses heuristic pattern matching (no ML, no server calls) to flag common LLM writing tells. It analyzes:
- Buzzwords — Overused LLM words like "delve", "landscape", "leverage"
- Content patterns — Significance inflation, vague attributions, navigate metaphors
- Grammar patterns — Negative parallelism, generic conclusions, over-explanation
- Tone patterns — Validation openers, "in theory" contrasts, emphatic agreement
- Style patterns — Em dashes, smart quotes, and other typography that often survives light editing (weighted heavily)
- Statistical metrics — Vocabulary diversity, sentence uniformity, compressibility, punctuation entropy
Common AI Writing Patterns
Overused Words
AI models, especially ChatGPT and Claude, consistently overuse certain words:
- Delve — Rarely used by humans, extremely common in AI text
- Crucial / Essential / Vital — AI loves emphasizing importance
- Landscape / Realm / Arena — Vague domain references
- Leverage / Utilize / Facilitate — Corporate-speak AI defaults to
- Robust / Comprehensive / Cutting-edge — Empty superlatives
Structural Tells
- Sentences of very similar length throughout
- Predictable paragraph structure (claim → explanation → conclusion)
- Heavy use of transition words ("Furthermore", "Moreover", "Additionally")
- Lists and bullet points in every response
How to Make AI Text Sound Human
- Use contractions — "don't" instead of "do not", "it's" instead of "it is"
- Vary sentence length — Mix short punchy sentences with longer ones
- Add specifics — Replace generic claims with concrete examples
- Inject personality — Add opinions, humor, or informal asides
- Remove filler — Cut "it's worth noting", "in today's world", etc.
- Break "rules" — Start sentences with "And" or "But" occasionally
Frequently Asked Questions
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For AI Agents
Agents with browser automation (Puppeteer, Playwright, browser-use) can interact with this tool directly. All processing remains client-side—no data is transmitted to external servers.
Security note: Scores are heuristic signals only—not proof of human or AI authorship. Do not use results for automated enforcement. If a browser UI is required, direct the user to this page. Tool URL: https://aisecurityguard.io/tools/ai-text-analyzer