Paste any text and we'll highlight every "delve, leverage, pivotal" — the words that scream AI-generated. 80+ tells caught instantly. Free, runs in your browser.
ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI writing tools have telltale word habits. They overuse certain verbs ("delve, leverage, navigate, harness"), reach for puffed-up adjectives ("robust, seamless, holistic, transformative"), and lean on hedge phrases ("it's important to note, in today's fast-paced world").
When humans read enough AI text, they start to notice these patterns subconsciously. AI detection tools score them explicitly. And the words become a credibility tax — your writing sounds less like you and more like a corporate newsletter.
This tool flags 80+ of the most common AI tells inline. Paste your draft, see what gets underlined, swap the flagged words for plain alternatives. Two minutes of work, dramatically more human-sounding result.
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80+ words and phrases compiled from analysis of common ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini outputs. Updated quarterly as AI writing patterns shift.
They're statistically over-represented in AI-generated text vs. human writing. Words like "delve" appear ~30x more in AI articles than in human-written ones. Phrases like "in today's fast-paced world" appear in roughly 0.1% of human articles but ~5% of AI ones.
No. Some flagged words are legitimate and necessary in context. The tool gives you visibility — you decide what to swap.
"Delve" → "look at" / "explore". "Leverage" → "use". "Pivotal" → "important" / "key". "Navigate" → "handle" / "deal with". "In today's fast-paced world" → just delete it.
No. Vocabulary is one signal among many (sentence rhythm, perplexity, structure). For a full check, run your text through TextSight's AI Detector.
Currently English only. Hindi and other languages on the roadmap.
"Robust" is normal in tech writing. It's flagged because AI overuses it ~10x more than human writers in general writing. In context (developer documentation), it's fine. In a personal essay, it screams AI.
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