How to Use Our Plagiarism Checker

Learn how to effectively detect plagiarism and ensure content originality with our advanced plagiarism detection tool. Identify duplicate content across billions of sources.

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What You'll Learn

How to identify different types of plagiarism effectively
Understanding plagiarism percentage scores and reports
Best practices for ensuring content originality
How to interpret detailed plagiarism analysis results
Advanced techniques for thorough plagiarism detection

Types of Plagiarism

Direct Plagiarism

Word-for-word copying of text without proper attribution or quotation marks.

Paraphrasing Plagiarism

Rewording someone else's ideas without giving proper credit to the original source.

Mosaic Plagiarism

Combining phrases and ideas from multiple sources without proper citation.

Self-Plagiarism

Reusing your own previously published work without proper self-citation.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Upload Your Content

Upload your document or paste your text into our plagiarism checker. We support various file formats including DOC, PDF, and TXT files.

Tip: For best results, upload the complete document rather than checking individual sections.
2

Start the Scan

Click the 'Check for Plagiarism' button to begin the analysis. Our system will scan your content against billions of web pages, academic papers, and publications.

Note: Scanning time depends on document length, typically taking 30 seconds to 2 minutes.
3

Review Results

Examine the detailed plagiarism report showing percentage scores and highlighted matches. Each match includes the source URL and similarity percentage.

0-15%
Original Content
16-50%
Needs Review
51%+
High Similarity
4

Take Action

Based on the results, cite sources properly, rewrite problematic sections, or verify that similarities are acceptable for your use case.

Best Practices

Check Early and Often: Run plagiarism checks during the writing process, not just at the end, to catch issues early.
Understand False Positives: Common phrases, quotes, and references may show as matches but aren't necessarily plagiarism.
Review Each Match: Examine every highlighted section to determine if it requires citation, rewriting, or is acceptable as-is.

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