AI Writing Analysis

Detect AI writing. Understand the signals.

Analyze your writing for patterns commonly associated with AI-generated or AI-assisted text — and get useful context instead of relying on a mysterious number.

Analyze my text → How it works

Built for writers, students, creators, marketers and teams.

ManavWrite AI Detector

Writing analysis can examine sentence rhythm, predictability, repetition and natural variation across the submitted text.

73%

Estimated AI probability

AI-like patterns detected

AI Detector

Put your writing under the microscope.

Paste your writing and get a detailed analysis of AI-associated writing patterns.

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AI Writing Detector

Analyze up to 3,000 words per check

Up to 3,000 words

More than a score

Understand why the writing looks the way it does.

ManavWrite gives you context around the analysis.

AI probability

See an estimated probability based on the patterns identified in your writing.

Human probability

Compare AI-associated patterns with characteristics that look more naturally human.

Writing signals

Understand repetition, predictability, generic phrasing and stylistic consistency.

Sentence analysis

Review representative sentences and see why they may appear more formulaic.

Writing statistics

See words, sentences, characters and estimated reading time.

Practical suggestions

Get ideas for making your writing more specific, varied and personal.

How it works

Three simple steps.

Paste. Analyze. Understand.

STEP 01

Paste your writing

Add an article, essay, paragraph, assignment, marketing copy or other writing.

STEP 02

Analyze the text

ManavWrite evaluates multiple stylistic characteristics in the submitted writing.

STEP 03

Understand the result

Review the probability, confidence, writing signals and practical observations.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about AI detection?

The important things to know before using an AI detector.

No. AI detection is probabilistic. Human writing can sometimes resemble AI writing, while AI-generated writing can sometimes appear human. The result should be treated as one analytical signal rather than proof of authorship.

It is an estimate based on writing characteristics identified by the analysis. It does not mean that the system knows who actually wrote the text.

The analysis can consider sentence structure, predictability, repeated phrasing, generic transitions, sentence rhythm, stylistic consistency, specificity and natural variation.

Yes. Formal, heavily edited, repetitive or highly predictable writing can sometimes produce AI-like signals. That is why detector results should not be treated as definitive evidence.

No. AI detection and plagiarism detection are different tasks. An AI-like writing signal does not mean that the content was copied from another source.

This page accepts up to 3,000 words per analysis. For a more useful analysis, we recommend submitting at least 40 words.