Free AI Detector for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini text

ZeroClaude tells you how much of a text was written by AI — sentence by sentence

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Simple and credible detection for OpenAI, Claude, DeepSeek, Grok and Gemini text — for free

What sets ZeroClaude apart

Highlighted sentences

Every sentence that looks machine-written is highlighted, with a gauge showing the share of AI in the whole text.

All-in-one toolkit

Humanizer, paraphraser, summarizer, grammar checker, translator, email helper and more, all next to the detector.

Model + statistics

A large language model's judgement is blended with burstiness and phrase statistics to reduce false positives.

PDF report

Export any result as a clean PDF report to keep as a record or share with others.

Many languages

Works on English, Chinese and other major languages out of the box.

File upload

Upload .txt, .docx or .pdf files instead of copying and pasting.

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The API covers the AI detector, humanizer, paraphraser, summarizer, grammar checker, translator and chat.

A simple JSON interface you can call from any language.
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How ZeroClaude detection works

Two independent signals, one score

Our pipeline looks at a text from two angles. A large language model reads each sentence and estimates how likely it is to be machine-written, looking for the uniform rhythm, hedged generalities and stock transitions typical of AI. In parallel, statistical checks measure sentence-length variation, the density of phrases that language models overuse, and informal markers people naturally leave behind. Blending both reduces false positives on careful human writing and catches lightly edited AI text.

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15,000Characters per check
<10sTypical response time
SentenceLevel highlighting

Use ZeroClaude wherever you write

Check text in the browser, connect your own apps through the API, or keep a history of your checks in your free account.

API

Send a POST request with your text and get JSON back with the AI percentage and per-sentence scores.

Account dashboard

Create a free account to keep a history of your checks (scores and dates only — never your text).

All tools, one place

Switch between the detector, humanizer, paraphraser and more from the sidebar without losing your text.

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FAQ

Your questions, answered

How does the ZeroClaude AI detector work?
Your text is split into sentences. Each sentence is scored by a large language model trained to recognise the patterns of machine-written text, and the scores are blended with statistical signals such as how evenly sentence lengths are distributed (burstiness) and how often stock AI phrases appear. The result is an overall AI percentage and a list of highlighted sentences.
How accurate is ZeroClaude?
No AI detector is perfect. Results are probability estimates that become more reliable with longer texts (a few paragraphs or more). Use them as one signal among several, never as the only basis for a decision about someone's work.
Who is ZeroClaude for?
Teachers and professors reviewing assignments, editors and publishers checking submissions, recruiters screening cover letters, SEO teams auditing content, and writers who want to make sure their own work reads as human.
Is my text stored or published when I check it?
No. Text is processed only to produce your result and is never published or added to any database. Results are briefly cached under an irreversible hash so repeat checks are instant.
Can I integrate ZeroClaude into my organisation or website?
Yes. A simple JSON API is available for detection and all writing tools. See the API documentation.
Does ZeroClaude work in other languages?
Yes. Detection works on English, Chinese and other major languages; sentence splitting and scoring adapt to the language of the text.
How should I cite the AI detector?
Mention the tool name, the date of the check and the percentage, for example: “ZeroClaude AI Detector, zeroclaude.app, checked 2 Nov 2026: 12% AI.” You can also export the result as a PDF report.