AI Detector. Don't trust one AI detector. Compare them yourself.
Paste your writing once, check it with 10 independent AI detectors + AI humanizer, record what each one says, and see where the results agree—or conflict.
1. Paste your writing
Check 10 independent detectors
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Record what each detector says.
Enter the closest verdict returned by each service. The consensus summarizes your entries; it does not determine who authored the text.
As you record results, this panel will summarize how many detectors classified the sample as primarily human, mixed/uncertain, or showing AI characteristics.
AI Humanizer _Professional Human-Like Rewrite™
One document • Up to 5,000 words • Natural writing optimization • Before/After analysis • 10-detector retesting workflow • Consensus™ report • Improve cadence, specificity and natural voice while preserving meaning. This tool does not promise to defeat or bypass third-party AI detectors.
Improve the writing
Rewritten version
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The 0–100 style signal is AI-Detector.wiki's internal stylistic heuristic for uniformity, repetition and predictability. It is not a probability of AI authorship and is not intended to reproduce any third-party detector.
Measure how recorded detector responses changed.
Capture the current detector results as “Before,” rewrite or edit the sample, retest the revised version, then save one side-by-side report. This compares recorded outputs; it does not prove authorship or guarantee detector outcomes.
Before snapshot
Save the original text and its current 10-detector scorecard.
After snapshot
After editing, put the revised text in the main text box, retest it, record the new results, and capture them.
Create the comparison report
The report preserves both writing samples, both 10-detector scorecards, and the change in verdict counts.
Detector History™
Save successive revisions of the same writing project and track how each detector's recorded verdict changes over time.
Add this revision to history
Run the external detectors for the text currently in the main box, record the results, then save the revision.
Save the first tested revision to create a Detector History™ project.
AI Detector Benchmark™
See how often the independent detectors agree, disagree, or return mixed verdicts across saved tests. Benchmark calculations use detector verdicts only; writing samples are not displayed in the public benchmark.
Turn DIY tests into evidence.
The benchmark aggregates recorded detector outcomes across Detector History™ projects and reports detector coverage, verdict distributions, overall agreement, and pairwise agreement.
Instead of claiming one detector is authoritative, AI-Detector.wiki can measure how frequently multiple detectors reach the same—or different—conclusions on real recorded tests.
What this site does—and doesn't do.
Why compare multiple AI detectors?
AI detectors can disagree because their models, thresholds, training data and output formats differ. Comparing several results makes disagreement visible instead of hiding it behind one score.
Does a 10-detector consensus prove AI authorship?
No. The consensus only summarizes the verdicts you entered. Detector output should not be treated as definitive proof of who wrote a passage.
Does the Human-Like Rewriter guarantee a lower detector score?
No. It is an editing tool for improving naturalness, cadence, specificity and voice. Third-party detectors can change and can produce false positives or false negatives.
Are the listed detector companies affiliated with AI-Detector.wiki?
No. The links are provided for independent DIY comparison. AI-Detector.wiki does not claim endorsement by the listed services.