AI text detector with detailed analysis
Find AI writing signals, get a detailed breakdown and humanize text for your purpose. Free checking, without an account.
Read the findings as an editing list
Get more than a number: open the highlighted passages and see the findings behind the result. Inspect repetitive wording, formulaic introductions and sentence patterns, then decide which parts need a clearer voice. Start with a free check, without an account.
Move from detection to a revised draft
Use the report as your next editing step. Revise the highlighted passages yourself or open the humanizer for a new version. Compare the result with your source and keep working in the same workspace instead of moving text between separate services.
Humanization
Humanize AI drafts: reshape the delivery, make the language more natural and compare versions while checking important details.
Questions and answers
Does a low score mean the author used AI?
No. Human writing can trigger the same style rules, and AI-assisted writing can receive few findings. Use the result to review the text, not to establish its origin.
Can a style check tell who wrote a text?
No. Neuroslop finds writing patterns and, when analysis applies, returns a 0–100 rule-based style score. It is not the percentage written by AI or proof of authorship.
How is your detector different from ordinary AI detectors?
The website's check applies deterministic rules and shows matched patterns with locations. It supports an editing decision rather than proving authorship. We have not published independent head-to-head validation against other detectors.
What languages do checking and humanization support?
The interface has 20 languages, but that is not equal to evaluated analysis coverage. Russian and English have the most developed prose rules. Other languages and mixed-language text can receive limited analysis or no overall score.
How can I check text for AI for free?
Paste a draft and select Check. You can review the style findings without an account. A score appears only when the input supports it; short, unsupported or mostly non-prose input has visible limits. Text handling is described in the privacy policy.