ZeroGPT detects AI-generated content and shows its working: highlighted sentences marking which parts read as machine-written, using its DeepAnalyse method trained across internet text, educational material and synthetic datasets. Image and video detectors, a plagiarism checker across billions of sources, batch processing, PDF reports and an API sit alongside.
Sentence-level highlighting and PDF reports are what make it usable in the setting that matters most. A single percentage score is not something an educator can put to a student, and a report showing which passages triggered the finding at least supports a conversation rather than an accusation. Batch processing fits marking a class rather than one essay.
There is a free tier at 15,000 characters with MAX and EXPERT subscriptions whose prices are not shown. Two things belong stated: AI detection has a well-documented false-positive problem, particularly on non-native English writing, and a detection score should never be the sole basis for an academic penalty. The site also ships an AI humanizer, a tool for defeating detectors, alongside the detector itself.
