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See what % of your essay looks AI-generated, and exactly which sentences trigger it.
Instant grade across 6 skill dimensions — calibrated to IELTS, SPM, A-Levels, and more.
The ONE most impactful thing to improve, with a specific sentence from your essay as an example.
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Your writing shows good structure but relies too heavily on generic phrases. Your critical thinking is strong — focus on making your language more personal and adding citations.
Your essay was scored by our AI grader against a six-skill rubric calibrated to the assignment type you selected. The grade per skill is a blend of two signals:
The AI-detection score uses a separate blend (statistical math, sentence-level perplexity, and pattern heuristics) and is reported in its own card. It's a proxy estimate — not a guaranteed prediction of how Turnitin or GPTZero will score the same text.
Estimated risk from commercial AI detectors (Turnitin, GPTZero, Originality). Proxy estimate — not a guaranteed prediction.
Each option uses one scan. Manual rewrite scores higher because the final text is genuinely yours — that's what detectors look for.
Ready to check how much your detector risk dropped?
Humanized text is still AI-processed content. Review and personalize further before submitting. Your institution's academic integrity rules still apply.
Here's exactly what our analyzer found and why each signal matters. This helps you understand what to fix.
Checks how much of your text matches common online sources, AI patterns, and generic phrasing.
Each skill is graded independently. You might be A-level in thinking but C-level in writing — that's normal! Focus on your weakest skill first.
Here's exactly what to do to move up. We show all paths so you see the full picture, but start with your weakest skill.
Each paragraph gets feedback. We highlight what's good, what needs work, and give you a hint (not the answer) to improve.
We found claims that need citations. Here's how to reference them properly.
Most students lift one full grade after applying the "Today's Focus" fix and re-scanning. Your essay text is still loaded.
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All your past submissions. Click any to see the full report.
Every essay you write gets a free standard grade — unlimited, no card, no daily cap. Pro Tokens unlock deeper analysis on a per-scan basis: dual-model AI detection, paragraph rewrites, Turnitin/GPTZero score estimates, 5× longer feedback. You earn tokens by signing up + inviting friends. Pro subscription = every scan is Pro.
Unlimited standard grading. No card. Scan in 30 seconds.
When you spend a Pro Token on a scan, that scan gets the deeper analysis. The standard scan is still solid. Pro is the same essay, looked at much more carefully:
Pro subscription = unlimited tokens, every scan auto-uses Pro analysis. For students prepping IELTS daily, writing a thesis, or running through multiple drafts each week.
Every scan is Pro — unlimited tokens.
Cancel anytime. No commitment.
Same as monthly, ~47% off if you commit.
Cancel anytime. 30-day full refund window.
Three ways: (1) Sign up — 1 free token to try Pro on your first or second scan. (2) Every Monday — if you have 0 tokens, we top you up to 1. (3) Invite a friend — both of you get +1 token per successful referral. So an active free user earns ~5 Pro Tokens / month without paying.
Standard mode samples 25 sentences with one detection model. Pro mode probes up to 75 sentences with TWO independent models, marks confident vs uncertain flags, gives 3-sentence-per-skill feedback with quoted evidence + concrete fixes, full paragraph rewrites instead of hints, calibrated Turnitin/GPTZero/Originality.ai estimates, and a grade-ceiling forecast. Same essay, much more thorough.
LLM API costs are real. The free standard scan uses cheap fast inference (Groq, Cerebras free tiers). Pro analysis uses two models in parallel + longer prompts — more expensive per call. Subscriptions fund Pro for paying users + the free token stipends for everyone else. Without them we'd have to cap free harder.
Yes — that's literally what your free signup token is for. Sign up, scan once normally, then re-scan the same essay with the ✨ Pro toggle ON. Compare side-by-side. Decide from there.
No. Anything currently free stays free. We may add NEW Pro-tier features in the future, but the free standard grading + AI-detection + citation check stays free forever.
Every essay you write deserves a grade. The free tier handles unlimited standard scans. Pro Tokens unlock the deeper analysis when you genuinely need it — and you earn them just by signing up + inviting friends.
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FOR STUDENTS
If you're looking for an alternative to commercial essay-grading and AI-detection platforms, here's an honest comparison of what each type of tool is built for — and why Enchantly is different.
Most academic essay-grading and AI-detection platforms — including Turnitin, CoGrader, Brisk, Originality.ai, and GPTZero — are designed primarily for teachers, schools, and institutions. They help instructors review submissions, flag suspected AI writing, and measure similarity to other sources. That's a legitimate and important job, but it's not the same job as helping a student improve their writing.
Enchantly is built in the opposite direction. It's an AI writing coach for students, designed to be used before you submit your essay. It tells you what's weak, why it's weak, and exactly how to fix it — with examples from your own draft and mini-lessons that teach the underlying skill.
Both types of tools can coexist. Your teacher might use one to grade you. You use Enchantly to make sure you write the best possible version before they do.
| Feature | Commercial grading platforms | Enchantly |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's built for | Teachers, schools, institutions | Students |
| Who pays | Universities and schools (thousands per year) | Free forever for core features |
| Main output | Similarity percentage, AI detection score | Grade breakdown by skill + coaching tips |
| Feedback style | Highlights + flags | Specific fixes with examples from your essay |
| Learning component | None | 15+ mini-lessons with practice exercises |
| Progress tracking | Not available to students | Personal dashboard, XP, achievements, streaks |
| AI detection explanation | Score only | Score + reasons + how to fix each issue |
| Photograph assignment prompt | Not supported | Snap a photo, AI explains the task |
| Pricing for students | Usually no direct student access | Free or $2.99/month for unlimited |
| Sign-up to try | Institution login required | No account required |
This comparison reflects our understanding of how commercial AI grading platforms are marketed and sold. Feature sets change frequently — check individual products for the latest information.
You're a teacher or administrator who needs to review student submissions, check for originality, and make grading decisions at scale. Commercial platforms are built for this — and they do it well.
You're a student who wants to improve your essay before you submit it. Get skill-by-skill grades, specific coaching tips, and a clear action plan. Free for students, built for learning, no institution account required.
Enchantly is an AI writing coach that analyzes your draft across six independent skills: critical thinking, evidence and examples, academic voice, structure, originality, and language. Each skill gets its own grade, its own feedback, and its own improvement path.
The core feature is Today's Focus — instead of giving you a wall of twenty tips, Enchantly picks the single highest-impact change for your current draft and walks you through it with an example pulled from your own essay. Fix that one thing, rescan, watch your grade improve.
Enchantly supports all major student writing contexts: IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2, TOEFL independent and integrated writing, SAT essay, AP English, A-Level and GCSE essays, IB Theory of Knowledge, SPM and STPM writing components, Australian HSC, university foundation programmes, undergraduate essays, and general academic writing.
Every feature is designed to make you a better writer — not just tell you what's wrong with your current draft.
Yes. Essay analysis, skill grading, Today's Focus, paragraph coaching, and the core AI writing feedback are free forever with no sign-up required. Optional premium features cost $2.99 a month.
Yes. Enchantly grades IELTS and TOEFL writing using criteria aligned with the official band descriptors — task response, coherence, lexical resource, and grammatical range and accuracy. Every analysis tells you which criterion is pulling your score down and exactly what to fix.
No. Enchantly is a coaching tool, not an essay generator. We grade what you've written and teach you how to improve it. Your writing stays yours — we never generate content on your behalf.
No. You can paste or upload an essay and get a full analysis without signing up. Creating a free account saves your scan history and unlocks progress tracking, achievements, and the ability to revisit and compare past scans over time.
No. Your essays are analyzed in real time and then discarded. We don't store your writing, we don't sell your data, and we don't train AI models on your work.
Enchantly is trained on IELTS, TOEFL, IB, and AP rubrics and runs on a mix of specialized writing-evaluation models. We handle the AI side so you never have to sign up for anything else, buy credits, or worry about which model to pick — just paste your essay and go.
Yes. Enchantly is a web app that works on any phone, tablet, or computer. You can even photograph a handwritten assignment prompt or a printed essay and our AI will read it, extract the text, and explain what the question is asking.
Enchantly is free, requires no sign-up, and gives you a full skill-by-skill grade in under 30 seconds. Paste your essay, snap a photo, or upload a file.
FREE FOR STUDENTS
Paste your SAT essay (or any timed-essay practice piece) and get a 6-skill breakdown — covering analysis, evidence, structure, voice, and language — plus rewrite tips in under 30 seconds. No sign-up required for your first essay.
Although College Board has retired the official optional SAT essay, the same three-dimensional rubric still drives most state-mandated test versions and AP-aligned timed essays. Two graders each give a 1–4 score on three dimensions: Reading (did you understand the source?), Analysis (did you explain how the author builds the argument?), and Writing (is your prose precise and varied?). Each section is summed across both readers, giving you a 2–8 score per dimension.
Enchantly's SAT mode applies the same lens — checking your grasp of the source, the depth of your rhetorical analysis, and the precision of your prose — and surfaces the single highest-impact change you can make on your next attempt. The output is a six-skill breakdown (critical thinking, evidence, voice, structure, originality, language) with the SAT rubric weighting baked in.
Most SAT prep books give you sample essays and a generic rubric. They don't tell you why your essay is a 5/8 instead of a 7/8. Enchantly does. After every scan you get a "Today's Focus" — the single weakness pulling your score down most — with a quoted line from your own draft and a rewrite suggestion you can apply on your next practice essay.
Most students see a 1–2 point Analysis-dimension lift after fixing the same recurring weakness across three drafts.
Free first scan, no credit card, full Reading / Analysis / Writing breakdown.
FREE FOR LAW STUDENTS
Paste your law-school answer and we'll check that each issue follows clean IRAC structure: Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion. Catches missing application, fact-stuffing, and unclean issue spotting before your professor does.
IRAC isn't a stylistic preference — it's a thinking structure. Every legal issue you raise should move through four cleanly delineated steps:
Enchantly's IRAC mode is jurisdiction-agnostic. The structural check works whether you're writing for an English LL.B., a Hong Kong PCLL, an Australian JD, a Singapore NUS exam, an American 1L Contracts paper, or a Canadian common-law assignment. We don't grade your law — we grade whether your legal reasoning is structurally clean.
Here's the same legal question handled badly and well, so you can see what the checker rewards:
Weak (Grade C): "The contract may not be valid. There was a problem with the offer and the acceptance. Looking at the cases, courts have held that an offer needs certain things to be binding. Here, the parties met to discuss the deal, but it's unclear if a clear offer was made. The conclusion is that there may not be a contract."
Strong (Grade A): "Issue: Did B's email of 14 March constitute a binding offer capable of acceptance under the principles in Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co [1893]? Rule: A binding offer must (1) demonstrate clear intention to be bound, (2) be sufficiently definite as to its terms, and (3) be communicated to the offeree. Carlill further establishes that unilateral offers can be made to the world at large. Application: B's email specified the price (£12,000), the goods (1,000 units), and the delivery window (March-April). Its closing line — "this offer stands until Friday" — demonstrates intention to be bound. The terms are therefore definite. The email was sent directly to A, satisfying communication. Conclusion: B's email constituted a valid offer capable of acceptance, and A's reply on 15 March accepting it formed a binding contract."
Notice how the strong version is shorter but does more: each step is labelled, the rule is cited, and the application connects every fact to a specific element of the rule. This is what the checker rewards. Marks lost on poor IRAC are usually marks lost in the Application step — students restate the rule, then restate the facts, but never bridge them.
Most law exam answers are read in 8-12 minutes. Examiners are skimming for structural signals before they read deeply: clean issue spotting at the top of each paragraph, named authority within the first three sentences, an "Applying that here..." or "On these facts..." marker, and a definite conclusion. If those signals are missing, the examiner downgrades before they've engaged with the substance of your reasoning.
Enchantly's IRAC checker shows you exactly how many of those signals each of your paragraphs hits. If you've written three issues but only one has a clean rule citation and clear application, we flag the other two specifically. This isn't a substitute for knowing the law — it's a fast structural sanity check before you submit or sit a closed-book exam.
Paste your answer, get a structural breakdown per issue, and a list of the application steps you skipped.
FREE FOR IELTS CANDIDATES
Paste your IELTS Task 1 or Task 2 essay and get an estimated band score across all four official criteria, plus the specific lines pulling each criterion down. No sign-up for your first scan.
IELTS Writing is graded across four equally-weighted criteria. Most candidates know the names but not what each criterion is actually testing for:
Enchantly grades each one independently and tells you which criterion is the bottleneck for your overall band.
Enchantly's IELTS mode is calibrated against the publicly available IELTS Writing Band Descriptors (Public Version). We don't replace your IELTS teacher — we give you 30-second feedback between practice essays so you can fix the same recurring weakness before your next sitting. Most candidates need 3–5 graded practice essays before their band stabilises one level higher.
Free first scan, full criterion breakdown, no credit card.
FREE FOR GCSE STUDENTS
Paste your GCSE English Language, English Literature, or History essay and get a predicted grade with skill-by-skill feedback weighted toward the Assessment Objectives examiners care about most. AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and WJEC essays all supported.
GCSE essays are graded against numbered Assessment Objectives (AOs), not a single mark. For English Literature you'll see AO1 (informed personal response), AO2 (analysis of language/structure/form), AO3 (context), and AO4 (technical accuracy). For English Language it's AO5 (content and organisation) and AO6 (technical accuracy). Most students lose marks not because they "wrote a bad essay" but because they completely missed one AO — typically context (AO3) in Literature or organisation (AO5) in Language.
Enchantly's GCSE mode reweights its six-skill grader (critical thinking, evidence, voice, structure, originality, language) toward the AOs that actually move your grade — so structure and language carry extra weight on Language Paper essays, and evidence integration carries it on Literature.
The most common reason a Grade 6 stays a Grade 6 (instead of becoming a 7 or 8) is that the student writes feature-spotting rather than analysis. "The writer uses a metaphor" is feature-spotting. "The writer uses a metaphor of the storm to suggest the protagonist's mounting psychological turmoil, which mirrors..." is analysis. Enchantly flags every feature-spotting sentence and rewrites one as an example so you can see the difference.
One graded practice essay per week, with this one fix applied each time, typically moves a student up one grade band over a half-term.
GCSE results moved from A*-G letters to 9-1 numbers in 2017. The conversion isn't quite one-to-one. Here's the practical translation examiners use:
Enchantly's predicted grade is calibrated to these boundaries using examiner mark-scheme data published by AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and WJEC. We're tighter than your teacher's gut estimate but looser than the actual examiners (who have rubrics we don't have access to). Treat our number as a working target, not a guarantee.
Looking at Grade 8/9 mark-scheme exemplars across English Lit and English Language, three sentence-level habits separate them from Grade 5/6 work:
If you're stuck at Grade 5/6 and want to move up, those three are where the marks are. Enchantly flags them specifically: every dropped quotation, every line of narrative summary, every hedge-without-judgement.
Free first scan, full AO breakdown, no card required.
Most AI writing tools grade you. Enchantly teaches you why — and what to fix next.
We built Enchantly because getting a grade on an essay without knowing why is the most frustrating thing in academic writing. You stare at a percentage, you see some highlighted sentences, and you're left to figure out the rest on your own. That's not teaching — that's measurement.
Enchantly is the AI study companion that flips the model. We use the same kind of advanced language analysis as commercial grading tools, but every piece of feedback is written for you, the student. Every flag comes with a specific coaching tip, a 2-minute mini-lesson explaining the concept, and a clear action you can take on your next draft. The goal isn't to catch you — it's to make you a better writer before you submit.
Simple version: most AI essay tools tell you what's wrong. Enchantly shows you how to fix it.
Students improve faster when feedback is specific, kind, and actionable. Enchantly never just says "this is weak" — we always show you exactly how to strengthen it with examples from your own essay.
Paying $20 a month for a generic AI chatbot is too much for most students. We built a dedicated AI writing coach for $2.99 a month — and the core features are free forever, no credit card.
Most essay grading tools are built for American or British universities. Enchantly works for IELTS and TOEFL test-takers, A-Level and IB students, SPM candidates in Malaysia, AP students in the US, and undergraduates worldwide.
We don't store your essays after analysis. We don't sell your data. We don't train AI models on your work. Your draft is analyzed, graded, and then deleted. That's it.
Enchantly accepts plain text, .docx, .pdf, and photos from your phone. Works on mobile. Works on desktop. No sign-up required to try.
Enchantly grades critical thinking, evidence, academic voice, structure, originality, and language separately. You see where you're strong, where you need work, and how each skill contributes to your overall grade — not just one vague number.
Instead of dumping twenty generic tips on you, Enchantly picks the single highest-impact change for your current draft — with a specific example pulled from your essay. One thing. Fix it, rescan, watch the grade climb.
Every skill has a library of mini-lessons built around it — the "so what" test for critical thinking, the Malaysian context move for evidence, the thesis chain for structure. Each lesson takes two minutes and includes a practice exercise with instant AI feedback.
Every scan saves to your personal dashboard. You see your skill scores trend week over week, unlock achievements, build a streak, and watch your progress as a real graph. Improvement is visible, measurable, and yours to keep.
Enchantly isn't a venture-backed edtech startup. It's a small team that wanted an AI writing coach that actually teaches, priced for students who can't afford a $20/month chatbot subscription. Every feature exists because a student needed it at 2am the night before a deadline. If you want to support us, share Enchantly with a friend who's struggling with an essay right now.
Wondering how Enchantly compares to other AI essay tools, grading platforms, or writing assistants? We wrote a dedicated page explaining exactly what Enchantly does that other tools don't — and where other tools might be better for your specific needs.
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A practical guide for students who want their writing to sound authentically human.
AI detectors like Turnitin and GPTZero look for specific patterns that LLMs produce: uniform sentence lengths, predictable word choices, formulaic transitions ("Furthermore... Moreover... Additionally..."), and lack of personal voice.
Even if you wrote your essay yourself, using AI tools for brainstorming or research can introduce these patterns into your writing unconsciously.
1. Vary your sentence lengths. Mix short punchy sentences with longer complex ones. AI tends to write uniform 15-20 word sentences. Humans are messier — and that's a good thing.
2. Use first-person where appropriate. "I believe" and "in my experience" are signals of human writing. AI rarely uses first-person unprompted.
3. Add specific examples. AI gives generic examples. Mention your teacher's name, a specific lecture, a local event, your grandmother's recipe — anything real and specific.
4. Avoid AI trigger words. Words like "delve," "multifaceted," "leverage," "utilize," and "furthermore" appear 25-48x more in AI text than human text. Use simpler alternatives.
5. Include imperfections. Real students use contractions ("don't" not "do not"), colloquialisms, and occasionally informal register. Perfect formal prose throughout = AI signal.
6. Run it through a detector before submitting. Check your AI detection score, fix flagged sentences, and re-check. This is exactly what Enchantly's Final Polish does.
Knowing the signals helps you fix them. Detectors don't read your meaning — they compute a small set of statistical features:
If you want to test your writing yourself, paste it into the scanner — Enchantly shows you each of these signals individually so you can see exactly which one is triggering.
There's a real distinction between using AI as a thinking partner and submitting AI as your work. Using ChatGPT to explain a concept, brainstorm an argument, or check your understanding is the same kind of help as a study group or a tutor. Submitting AI-generated prose without engagement is plagiarism — your professor isn't grading you on the prose, they're grading you on whether you've understood the material well enough to construct the argument.
The reason "humanizing" tools (including ours) exist is for the middle case: you genuinely wrote your essay, but used AI to help you outline, edit a paragraph, or polish your final draft — and now you're worried that the polish step introduced AI patterns. That's a real and common situation, and it's the one we're built to handle. We don't manufacture content. We help your real writing read as real writing.
If you're under time pressure and just need to drop your detection score before submitting, do these three things in order:
These three changes take about five minutes and reliably move a "Critical Risk" essay into "Low Risk" territory on most detectors — including Turnitin and GPTZero.
Paste your essay below and see your AI detection score, grade, and what to fix — free, no signup.
Fix AI-like patterns in your essay without losing your arguments.
You used ChatGPT to brainstorm, outline, or draft parts of your essay. Now you're worried it'll get flagged by Turnitin, GPTZero, or your professor's intuition. You're not alone — 67% of university students report using AI tools for writing assistance.
The solution isn't to avoid AI entirely. It's to make sure the final output sounds like YOU, not a language model.
Step 1: Paste your essay → we scan it and show your AI detection score (e.g., "72% AI detected 🔴")
Step 2: We identify the specific sentences that trigger AI detectors — formulaic transitions, generic phrasing, uniform structure.
Step 3: One click → we rewrite ONLY the flagged sentences to sound natural while keeping your arguments intact.
Step 4: We re-scan and show you the improved score (e.g., "18% AI ✅ Safe"). Copy the improved essay.
You keep your ideas. We fix the delivery.
Detectors don't read meaning — they read patterns. Three patterns that betray AI writing more than anything else:
Once you know the patterns, the fix becomes mechanical: vary sentence length, swap predictable connectors for surprising ones, and let your actual voice through.
The instinct when a detector flags your essay is to start over. Don't. Rewriting from scratch loses the structure you've already built — the thesis you tightened, the evidence you sourced, the argument that took an hour to assemble. The faster move is surgical: identify the 3-5 sentences that trigger the detector and rewrite ONLY those, preserving the surrounding prose.
This is what Enchantly's Final Polish does. We scan your essay, identify the specific sentences with the highest AI-likelihood scores, and rewrite each one with natural sentence variation, less-predictable connectors, and a small amount of intentional roughness — the kind of imperfection that signals human authorship without weakening the argument.
The result is an essay that's still yours in structure and content, but reads with the cadence of a person, not a model. Average detector score reduction across thousands of scans: 52% → 14%.
This is the important part. Enchantly's humanizer is a polish tool, not a cheating tool. It assumes you've actually engaged with the material — that you understand your thesis, can defend the argument, and have done the reading. We polish prose; we don't manufacture knowledge.
If you used AI to draft an essay on a topic you've never read about and you can't defend it in a viva, no humanizer fixes that. Your professor will catch it. The humanizer fixes the surface — your underlying engagement is up to you.
If you'd rather rewrite by hand than use the polish tool, here are the six highest-leverage patterns to fix. Doing just these three is usually enough to drop a detector score from "Critical" to "Low":
See your AI score and what needs fixing. Polish + rewrite tools are free for signed-in users.
One new word every day. One example sentence. One micro-challenge to use it. Sixty seconds of practice that compounds into stronger essays.
Vocabulary is the cheapest, fastest lever for moving an essay grade up a band. The difference between a Band 6 and Band 7 IELTS essay is rarely a different argument — it's the difference between writing "shows" and "illustrates", between "a lot of people" and "a substantial proportion", between "good" and "compelling". Examiners read the second one and unconsciously rank the writer as more academically prepared. The thinking is the same; the diction signals authority.
The trap is that most vocabulary apps teach words in isolation — flashcards of "ubiquitous" without showing where it earns a mark in a real sentence. By the time you're writing under timed pressure, the word doesn't surface. The Daily Word Challenge fixes that by binding every word to a specific writing context: where in an essay does this word pull weight? What kind of claim does it strengthen? How does it pair with the surrounding sentence?
Sixty seconds a day doesn't sound like much. Across a 12-week IELTS prep window, it's 84 new words — each one practiced in a real sentence. Most candidates who reach Band 7+ have an active academic vocabulary of around 4,000 words. Most stuck at Band 6 have 2,500. The gap closes one daily word at a time.
This isn't theory. It's how language learners have always built fluency: little, often, in context. The Daily Word Challenge just removes the friction — you don't need to find a word, write a sentence, or check yourself. We do all three.
Free forever. No card. Takes a minute. Build the vocabulary that lifts your grade.
The biggest difference is who they are built for. Turnitin is sold to institutions; you usually cannot run your own essay through it before submitting. Enchantly is built for the student, free, with no school account required.
Turnitin is the tool your university uses on you. Enchantly is the tool you use on yourself before you submit. That access gap is the whole point — most students never see their Turnitin result until after grading, when it is too late to change anything.
| Enchantly | Turnitin | |
|---|---|---|
| Who can use it | Anyone, instantly | Institutions with a licence |
| Cost to a student | Free first scan, no signup | Not directly purchasable |
| AI-detection | Yes | Yes |
| Essay grade + rubric feedback | Yes | No (similarity + AI report only) |
| See it before you submit | Yes | Usually no |
| Per-sentence fixes | Yes | No |
Turnitin is the established institutional standard with a large reference database. Enchantly estimates AI-detection risk using perplexity, burstiness, and pattern analysis — the same families of signal — but it is a proxy, not a replica of Turnitin's exact model. Use Enchantly to catch the obvious risks and improve your draft; do not treat any tool's score as a guaranteed prediction of what an institution's detector will say.
Turnitin produces a report. Enchantly produces a report and a grade and a fix. You see your six-skill breakdown, the single highest-impact change to make, and the specific sentences that read as AI — so you can rewrite them in your own words before submitting, not after.
Enchantly is not a replacement for your institution's Turnitin licence and does not claim to be. It is the thing students actually need: a free, instant way to check and improve a draft before it reaches Turnitin.
No signup for your first scan. Get a grade, a six-skill breakdown, and an AI-detection read.
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Enchantly is an AI-powered writing feedback tool designed for students. It provides essay grading, AI detection estimates, citation checking, similarity scoring, and coaching suggestions. The Service is intended as a learning aid, not a guarantee of academic performance.
Important: Enchantly's grades, AI detection scores, and feedback are generated by AI language models and pattern-matching algorithms. They are estimates, not definitive judgments. We do not guarantee that:
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If you obtained Enchantly via the Apple App Store, the following additional terms apply:
The Enchantly Partner Program allows users to earn commission by referring others. Commission rates, terms, and eligibility may change at any time. Enchantly reserves the right to suspend or terminate partner accounts that engage in fraudulent or misleading referral practices.
Enchantly is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. We are not liable for any academic outcomes, grades, or consequences resulting from use of the Service. In no event shall our total liability exceed the amount you paid for the Service in the 12 months preceding the claim.
We may suspend or terminate your account at any time for violation of these terms. You may delete your account at any time by contacting us.
Some pixel art assets in the Haven world feature are courtesy of Kenney (www.kenney.nl), released under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0 1.0) Public Domain license. We are grateful for the work and recommend supporting Kenney's free game asset library.
For questions about these terms, email: [email protected]