Arabic AI Detector

An Arabic AI detector analyses Arabic text for patterns associated with AI-generated writing. It's AI provides an overall result and a deep scan to help you review individual sentences. Use the result alongside the text and its context when assessing authorship.

Paste your Arabic text into the checker or upload a supported document, then run a Deep AI Scan. Review the sentence-level results alongside the author's drafts, sources and assignment requirements. You can keep the interface in English while checking Arabic writing.

Yes. You can try the Arabic AI checker using the free allowance shown on this page. Paste Arabic text or upload a document to get started. See the pricing section for current word limits, scan allowances and paid plans.

Our accuracy page explains the Arabic benchmark results and evaluation datasets. The Arabic support card reports results on the ASJP benchmark; the other accuracy and false-positive figures refer to the English benchmarks named alongside them. Results on individual texts can vary with length, topic and editing.

It's AI checks Arabic writing for signs of AI-generated content, including text that may come from tools such as ChatGPT. The result estimates AI likelihood; it does not prove which model generated a passage or who wrote it.

No. Paste the original Arabic text directly into the checker. Translation changes the wording and sentence structure, so checking a translation would assess a different text. The English interface on this page does not require your document to be in English.

Students can review Arabic assignments, educators can include scans in their assessment process, and content teams can check articles and business documents before publication. You can use the checker in the UAE and other countries with the interface in English.

Review the full passage and the sentence-level analysis together. Short, edited or mixed-language texts may need extra care. Compare the result with drafts, references and the author's process; an AI score alone is not proof of misconduct or authorship.