See the signals behind the score
Review rhythm, repetition, specificity, and natural variation instead of trusting an unexplained number.
Free writing tool
Check writing for AI-like patterns
Paste a draft or add a text file to see which patterns feel more human-like, mixed, or AI-like. The result is a clue—not proof of who wrote it.
A careful signal, not a verdict
Writing patterns can guide a review. They cannot identify an author.
Use the score to decide what deserves a closer look, then read the explanation and the original text together.
Why use this detector
A more useful answer than a single percentage
Keep uncertainty visible
Formal, translated, edited, academic, and second-language writing can look AI-like. The result keeps that ambiguity in view.
Move from detection to improvement
Keep the source intact and continue in YouMind to reduce AI tone, make the writing more original, or polish the draft.
How to use it
Review AI-like patterns in three steps
Give the tool enough context, read the evidence, and make the final judgment yourself.
Add a writing sample
Paste at least 80 characters or add one local text file. Longer passages usually reveal more reliable patterns.
Read the score and signals
Treat the score as a direction, then check the confidence, summary, and each explanation before drawing conclusions.
Choose the next edit
If the draft feels too uniform or generic, take the full context into YouMind and revise it without starting over.
AI detector FAQ
How accurate is an AI detector?
No AI detector can reliably prove who wrote a passage. Formal, heavily edited, translated, academic, or second-language writing can trigger false positives. Use this result as one review signal, not a final decision.
What does the AI-pattern score mean?
It is a heuristic style score from 0 to 100. Higher values mean the passage contains more patterns commonly associated with AI-assisted writing. It is not a probability and does not identify a specific model.
Can it analyze languages other than English?
Yes. The tool can analyze multilingual writing and explains the result in the page language. Performance may vary by language, genre, passage length, and how much the text was edited.
What happens to my text and file?
The original file is read locally in your browser and is not uploaded as a file. The extracted text is sent through YouMind’s server to the selected AI provider for analysis. Do not submit confidential or regulated information.
Should I use this result for school or workplace decisions?
Not by itself. Do not use the score as automatic evidence of cheating, misconduct, authorship, hiring suitability, or performance. Review the text, context, process, and other evidence with a human.
Turn the signal into better writing
Ask YouMind to revise the tone, compare versions, or help you preserve the parts that still sound like you.