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Free AI Detector

Paste any text below and get an AI-likelihood score in seconds — with the exact sentences that triggered it highlighted inline. Works in English and Arabic on the same engine.

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Sahihly estimates writing style. No detector is 100% accurate — use results as guidance, not proof.

How the score works

Sahihly analyzes the statistical fingerprint of your text: how uniform the sentence lengths are, how repetitive the vocabulary is, and how many machine-typical phrases appear. Human writing is naturally uneven — it mixes short punches with long, winding thoughts. Machine writing tends to be smooth and regular. The score expresses how strongly your text leans machine-smooth, from 0 (reads human) to 100 (reads AI).

Sentence-level highlights

A single number can't tell you what to fix. That's why every analysis highlights the individual sentences carrying the strongest AI patterns, so you can see exactly where the robotic rhythm lives — and revise those lines, not the whole draft.

Built for Arabic, not translated to it

Most detectors are trained and validated on English only; run Arabic through them and you get noise. Sahihly reasons about Arabic directly — morphology, register, and natural phrasing — which is why Arabic results here are meaningful rather than decorative.

Read scores responsibly

No detector on the market is 100% accurate, including this one. Treat every score as guidance for improving style — never as proof of authorship, and never as sole evidence in an academic or professional dispute.

Want to know exactly how the score is computed? Read our full methodology

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Frequently asked questions

It provides a well-calibrated estimate based on stylistic signals, and shows its reasoning through sentence highlights. Like every detector, it can be wrong — treat results as guidance, not proof.