Know what the tool can and cannot verify
The page explains that the review is limited and never presents an AI judgment as proof of plagiarism.
Writing · Plagiarism checker
Find passages that may need attribution, quotation review, or a closer source check before you submit or publish.
A careful first pass
Originality is not a single percentage. Use these signals to focus your source checks and make attribution decisions with the real material in front of you.
What the review gives you
The page explains that the review is limited and never presents an AI judgment as proof of plagiarism.
Each finding includes an excerpt, a reason to review it, and a priority level without inventing a matching source.
Add attribution, rewrite from your own notes, or build a source-review checklist in YouMind.
How it works
Use the tool as a focused editing aid, not as a substitute for checking the sources you actually used.
Paste the draft or add a supported text file. Include enough surrounding context to assess quotations and attribution.
Review why the wording, quotation, or attribution deserves attention. A flag is a prompt to investigate, not a finding of misconduct.
Open the materials you used, confirm quotation and citation details, then rewrite or attribute the passage where needed.
Continue with the draft, your source material, and specific instructions in one conversation.