Whether you are polishing an essay, a blog post, or client-facing copy, accidental overlap can slip in—quotes without attribution, reused blurbs, or template language pulled from the web. TextPilot’s Plagiarism Scan helps you catch risk early and revise before submission.
Try Plagiarism ScanPaste your draft and receive a concise report: where passages may overlap common sources or repeated phrasing, plus guidance you can use to rewrite in your own words. The goal is actionable feedback for writers and editors—not a substitute for professional legal review in regulated industries.
Pair the scan with good habits: track quotes, link to primary sources, and keep a changelog when multiple authors touch the same document.
AI Detector estimates whether text resembles machine-generated patterns. Plagiarism Scan focuses on similarity and overlap risk—two different questions. Many workflows run both when reviewing a sensitive document.
Plagiarism Scan is included with TextPilot Pro. Free accounts include daily actions on core tools (rewrite, grammar, paraphrase, summarize, email). See Pricing for Pro pricing, trials, and lifetime options.
Potential overlap and similarity risk with summarized feedback—useful for revision, not as a sole legal standard.
No. Use Plagiarism Scan for overlap and AI Detector for generative-AI pattern signals.
Yes, alongside other Pro tools. Free tier covers different tools within daily limits.
Only in compliance with your institution’s policies on assisted writing and originality.
Rewrite affected paragraphs with original structure, cite sources, and remove duplicated template text—then scan again.
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