Run your essay through TextSight before your professor's tool does. Get the same verdict — plus a one-click humanizer to fix only the sentences flagged as AI.
Your school is running every essay you submit through an AI detector. Turnitin, GPTZero, Originality, Copyleaks — by the start of the 2025-26 academic year, 87% of US universities and a growing share of high schools had at least one detector wired into their LMS. The detector runs before your professor reads the paper. The score arrives with the submission.
That's fine when you used AI and got flagged for it. The problem is the false-positive rate. Multiple peer-reviewed studies in 2024 and 2025 found mainstream detectors flag 30–40% of human-written essays as AI — especially essays from non-native English speakers, neurodivergent students, and anyone who writes in a polished academic register. The pattern matches AI training data. The detector can't tell the difference.
TextSight is the same kind of tool your school uses, but you run it first. You see what the detector sees. You fix only the sentences pulling your score up. You submit knowing what your essay looks like through the algorithm's eyes.
Turnitin and similar tools now flag 30-40% of human-written student essays as AI. Once it's on your academic record, removing the flag is hard.
You're hitting the deadline. You don't need a full rewrite — you need to know which sentences to fix and a fast way to fix them.
You looked something up with ChatGPT, then wrote in your own words. Detectors still flag the structure because you absorbed the rhythm.
Most humanizers rewrite everything in the same generic style. Your professor reads it and now your "voice" sounds like every other student's.
Originality, GPTZero, Turnitin AI, Copyleaks — schools are switching tools every term. You need to pass detection across all of them, not just one.
Paste your essay (up to 25,000 chars on Pro) and get a Humanization Score 0-100 in under 30 seconds. Scan unlimited times — no daily cap on Pro.
See exactly which 5-8 sentences read as AI, ranked by severity. Fix only what's flagged. The rest of your work stays untouched.
Three modes — Light, Balanced, Maximum. Light keeps your voice almost identical and just smooths AI patterns. Maximum is for when you need the score below 30%.
3 scans per day, 5,000 chars per scan, 2 humanizer uses for life — no credit card. Most students never need to upgrade.
billed $89.88/year
Pro $14.99/mo annual is $13.99 with verified .edu email
No more than using Grammarly. TextSight is a writing tool that helps you understand how your text reads. It doesn't write for you. Your school's academic integrity policy is the source of truth — most allow assistive writing tools.
Significantly less likely. Turnitin's AI detector flags the same patterns TextSight flags. After humanizing the sentences pulling your score up, the same patterns are gone. Not a guarantee — detectors disagree on edge cases — but the flagged sections are addressed.
Yes. Pro is $13.99/month (annual) with a verified .edu email — vs $14.99 standard. Verify your email in account settings to apply the discount automatically.
About 30 seconds for a 2,000-word essay. The humanizer is similar — 30-60 seconds depending on how many sentences need rewriting.
No. Scans are private to your TextSight account. Nothing is shared with your institution unless you explicitly share a link or PDF report.
Yes — all major models are detected with the same accuracy. The detector is updated when new models release. Same goes for the humanizer.
3 free scans/day, no credit card required.