01 · Paste the text to check
Paste an AI draft, a rewrite, or any passage of your own you're unsure about.
Not a Zhuque detector in disguise — it's a pre-publish dashboard for writers: overused AI transitions, overly tidy sentence patterns, wrap-up phrasing, parallel structures, and reading rhythm are all measured and rolled into a 0-100 AI flavor score.
Once your browser finishes loading, you'll land right in the working AI Flavor Check input and results area.
Paste an AI draft, a rewrite, or any passage of your own you're unsure about.
The tool counts overused words, repeated sentence patterns, paragraph rhythm, and wrap-up phrasing to calculate your AI flavor score.
Fix the highest-scoring risks first, then run flagged passages through the AI-flavor rewriter for a more natural take.
Covers English AI staples like “however,” “meanwhile,” “it's worth noting,” and “in conclusion.”
Spots overly tidy parallel structures, transitions, and wrap-ups to find the passages that read most like a template.
Also shows word, sentence, and paragraph counts plus reading time, so you can tell if a chapter's pacing feels too dense.
Green means ready to publish, yellow means polish first, and red means revise first, so you can decide at a glance what to do next.
Your most frequent AI-flavored words, laid out in one view, so you know at a glance what to cut.
Spot a high-risk passage? Send it to the AI-flavor rewriter to work on that specific section.
No. It's a pre-publish self-check that finds AI-like patterns in your text and shows you what to fix. Zhuque is a third-party AI content detector. You can use the two together.
No. A low score means your text has fewer common AI tells, but third-party detectors use their own models and thresholds. Treat this as a guide to what to revise first.
Plenty of human-written text also has a bureaucratic tone, summary-style phrasing, or overly tidy wording. The tool flags a risk; it doesn't decide who wrote the text.
Start with clusters of transition words, summary sentences, repeated sentence patterns, and vague judgments with no concrete action. The more specific your fiction gets, the less AI flavor it usually has.
No. The check runs locally in your browser, so your text is never uploaded, used for training, or kept long term. It only returns the stats for this check.
These tools handle the concrete problems before you publish: typos, AI feel, naming, formatting, and duplicate content. When you need full-chapter generation, a knowledge graph, a three-level outline, and multi-model collaboration, sign up for Maliang Writer and carry your tool results into the complete studio.