Plagiarism Checker

Check for plagiarism with matches and source context

The Certentis plagiarism checker compares pasted text and supported documents with discoverable sources. Its report links highlighted passages to sources and separates plagiarism, similarities, and citations.

A match is a flag for review. Whether content is properly cited, common knowledge, or problematic must be evaluated using the match and source.

Plagiarism Checker: Source Report

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03Reading the report

Similarity is not automatically plagiarism

Reference lists, standard technical terms, correctly cited direct quotes, and common phrasing can trigger matches. Therefore, never evaluate based solely on the overall percentage.

Document with Matches

Matching passages are highlighted in the text and remain linked to their respective source.

  • Compare highlighted passage with original source
  • Verify proper citations for direct quotes and paraphrases
  • Assess bibliography and recurring terminology separately
04Sources found

Check matches and sources together

Source 01 · 4,2 % Source 02 · 1,8 % Source 03 · 0,7 %

Check matches and sources together
05In three steps

How to check a document for plagiarism

01

Paste text or upload file

Use direct text or a supported document. Certentis automatically detects file names and available metadata.

02

Wait for background check

The source matching continues independently in the background. The report history updates active checks automatically.

03

Evaluate matches and sources

Open the completed report, review highlighted passages, and check whether citations and references fit the respective context.

How to check a document for plagiarism
06Transparent instead of broad

A plagiarism checker that connects matches to sources

It's not just the total count that matters. Specific text passages, their sources, and the nature of the match are key.

01

Check text and documents

Paste text directly or upload a supported document. The title is optional and can be applied automatically from the file.

02

Highlight matches in the document

Matching sections are highlighted so you can read them directly in context.

03

Open sources individually

Each source found remains linked to its proportion and associated passages.

07Control over black boxes

What makes Certentis different

A match is a flag for review. Whether content is properly cited, common knowledge, or problematic must be evaluated using the match and source.

01

Original remains visible

When humanizing, compare the original text and rewrite directly instead of accepting an opaque output.

Compare highlighted passage with original source

02

Probabilities are explained

AI detection is presented as statistical classification, not definitive proof of authorship or quality.

Verify proper citations for direct quotes and paraphrases

03

Matched passages link to sources

Plagiarism matches remain linked to specific text passages and accessible sources.

Assess bibliography and recurring terminology separately

08 · Open evidence

Read the metrics. Review the method. Know the limits.

Certentis separates results, test protocol, and product comparison so it remains clear what was measured and what the test cannot establish.

Essays, papers, and theses

Check paraphrases, direct quotes, and reused source material before submission using specific matches and accessible original sources.

Reports and publications

Review longer documents and keep track of reused phrasing as well as external sources.

Editorial content

Compare drafts with publicly available sources before content is published or shared.

09Plagiarism Checker

Frequently Asked Questions

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10Get started

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