TextSight
AI content detector and rewriterScore text, then rewrite what reads as AI
Highlights
What you can do with it
- A student checked a thesis, found AI-written sections, and rewrote them
- An author verified a novel draft and rewrote paragraphs that read as machine output
- A marketing team checked copy originality before launch
How to use it
- 1 Input text by pasting, uploading a docx or PDF, scanning a URL, or using the API.
- 2 Let the model analyze the text with several classifiers voting on each sentence.
- 3 Read the authenticity score and the sentence-level results, then use one-click rewrite where needed.
Who it is for
Pros
- Free daily scans make light checking easy
- Score is described as calibrated against major detection tools
- Detection, scoring, and rewriting sit in one workflow
Limitations
- Detectors are not proof and can be wrong in both directions
- Pro pricing is $179.88 a year with a discounted first term, and terms can change
- Rewrite changes wording, not facts, so review is still required
- Using it to disguise AI-written work may break school or platform rules, and the consequences are yours
What TextSight.ai is
TextSight.ai is a detection and writing optimization tool. Its main job is to check whether a piece of text reads as AI generated, then give you an authenticity score from 0 to 100 along with sentence-level highlighting so you can see exactly which lines look machine written. Input is flexible: paste text, scan a URL, upload a docx or PDF, or send batches through an API. For flagged sentences there is a one-click rewrite that keeps the facts and meaning while changing the wording. The site also includes more than 20 free writing tools, supports about 50 languages, and can suggest which model produced a passage. A free trial offers 3 scans per day of up to 5,000 characters each.
What you can do with it
- Score a text for authenticity from 0 to 100
- See sentence-level highlighting of likely AI-generated lines
- Rewrite flagged sentences in one click without changing facts
- Check documents, URLs, and pasted text in about 50 languages
- Use the extra writing tools for refinement and research
Who it is for
- Students reviewing papers and assignments before they hand them in
- Authors who used AI to brainstorm and want a cleaner final draft
- Teams producing shared reports and copy from mixed sources
- Editors who need a second opinion on tone and originality
What to watch out for
No detector is proof. Scores can be wrong in both directions, so a high score is not a clearance and a low score is not a verdict, and you should never present a score as fact to a school or a client. Pro pricing is listed at $179.88 a year with a discounted first term and full price on renewal, and those terms can change. The rewrite changes wording rather than substance, so claims, citations, and numbers still need your own check. Using detection or rewriting to disguise AI-written work may violate school or platform rules, and any consequences are yours.
FAQ
Is there a free trial?
Yes. New users get 3 free scans per day, up to 5,000 characters each.
How accurate is the score?
The site says the score is calibrated to major detection tools, but no detector is definitive.
Does the rewrite change my facts?
No. The rewrite is described as preserving the facts and meaning while changing expression.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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