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DocxDetector

Scan for plagiarism and AI content—100% powered by Turnitin’s official system.

100% Accurate Turnitin Checker

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Formats: PDF or DOC (AI detection: English, Spanish, Japanese only)

Word count: 370–28,000 words

You’ll receive a certified Turnitin Plagiarism Report (PDF) + AI Detection Report (PDF) with detailed breakdown.

We guarantee your document is never saved to Turnitin’s database.
Results come directly from Turnitin’s official system.

Read Before Checking

To ensure accurate results from Turnitin’s official system, please review the requirements below. Plagiarism and AI detection have different criteria.

Plagiarism Check (Similarity Report)

Checks your document against billions of web pages, publications, and student papers.

  • File Size: Under 100MB
  • Minimum Words: At least 20 words of text
  • Accepted Formats: .docx, .pdf
  • Supported Languages: 176+ languages, including English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, etc.
  • Important Limitations:
    • Check is not supported for PDFs containing scanned images or non-selectable text.

AI Writing Detection

Analyzes your text to identify content likely generated by AI tools like ChatGPT.

  • File Size: Under 100MB
  • Minimum Words: At least 390 words of continuous prose (no lists or code)
  • Maximum Words: Up to 30,000 words
  • Supported Languages: English, Spanish, Japanese only
  • Accepted Formats: .docx, .pdf
  • Important Limitations:
    • AI detection does not analyze text inside tables.
    • The premise of AI detection is the ability to perform plagiarism checks correctly.
Note: AI detection requires sufficient prose text. Documents with mostly bullet points, code, or short phrases may not generate an AI report.

How DocxDetector Works

Powered by Turnitin’s official system — with zero storage, guaranteed.

Plagiarism Check

Your document is compared against Turnitin’s massive database:

  • Billions of web pages
  • Millions of published works and journals
  • A repository of student papers (from institutions that enable sharing)

Your submission is **never added** to this repository.

AI Writing Detection

Turnitin’s AI model analyzes linguistic patterns to identify text likely generated by AI tools like ChatGPT:

  • Evaluates sentence structure, word choice, and predictability
  • Trained specifically on student writing to reduce false positives
  • Only available for English, Spanish, and Japanese prose

Your Privacy Guarantee

We use an official Turnitin educator account configured to **disable all storage**. This means:

  • Your file is processed and immediately discarded
  • It is **never saved** to Turnitin’s database or our servers
  • All reports auto-delete after 24 hours for maximum security

Why You’ll Love DocxDetector

Catch issues before submission. Run a full Turnitin check with confidence.

See Exactly What Your Professor Sees

Get the exact Turnitin report your professor will see—no surprises.

Protect Your Academic Integrity

Know your results early. Revise with confidence.

Zero Storage in Database

Your file is checked, not collected. Never stored. Never indexed.

Revise Smartly with Feedback

Our report highlights flagged sentences for plagiarism or AI.

How to Use DocxDetector

1

Upload & Click ‘Start Checking’

Use PDF or DOCX format. Word count: 370–28,000.

2

Track Progress on History Page

Reports take 3–30 minutes. Track status on History page.

3

Download Your Official Report

Download from History page. A copy is also emailed to you.

4

Review Your Report

Understand flagged sections, AI probability, and similarity sources. Revise with confidence before final submission.

Upload & Click ‘Start Checking’

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about using DocxDetector for Turnitin reports:

  • Why doesn’t DocxDetector index my papers?

    Our Turnitin account is configured to never store submitted papers—no matter how many times you check.

  • What does % mean in the AI report?

    After July 16, 2024, Turnitin displays *% for AI proportions between 1%-19% due to estimation uncertainty. Exact values shown for 0% or ≥20%. A *% result is typically acceptable if your school doesn’t require 0% AI.

  • Are DocxDetector’s AI results consistent with my school’s Turnitin?

    If content matches exactly, results should align. Edits (grammar, wording) after checking may cause discrepancies. Always recheck after revisions.

  • Is the reference list included in the similarity score?

    No. Reference lists are excluded by default—matching most academic standards.

  • Why is Turnitin’s AI score low but GPTZero’s high?

    Turnitin uses strict thresholds to avoid false positives. Schools aim to discourage full AI reliance—not penalize partial use.

  • Why did my AI report fail to generate?

    Possible reasons: non-supported language or word count outside 370–28,000. If not, try resubmitting.

  • Can I use DocxDetector if my paper is already in my school’s Turnitin?

    Yes, but expect a high similarity score. AI detection remains unaffected.

  • Why am I flagged for AI if I didn’t use ChatGPT?

    AI detectors (including Turnitin) aren’t perfect. Tools like Grammarly or Quillbot can trigger flags. Simplify overly formal phrasing to reduce risk.

  • Why do unflagged sections become AI-flagged after edits?

    AI detection analyzes the entire document’s context—not isolated sections. Revisions can shift the AI probability across the text. Example: Sam’s 1,000-word paper had Part C flagged. After editing Part C, Part A (previously clean) became flagged. AI detection is holistic—always recheck after edits.

  • What languages does DocxDetector support?

    Similarity reports: 176+ languages (English, Chinese, Spanish, German, etc.). AI detection: English, Spanish, Japanese only.

  • What if I miss the 24-hour download window?

    Reports auto-delete after 24 hours for privacy. Download promptly—or check your email; we send a copy there.

  • Will my 0% AI score stay 0% forever?

    Turnitin updates its AI model periodically. Past 0% results may change in future scans—but won’t affect already-submitted assignments.