How does the AI Slop Detector decide a score?

It is a transparent, rule-based heuristic that looks for well-known AI tells: overused buzzwords, boilerplate openers, em-dash overuse, the "it's not just X, it's Y" cadence, hashtag stuffing, emoji garnish, and unnaturally uniform sentence rhythm. Each match adds points toward an AI-likeness score out of 100.

Is a high score proof a post was written by AI?

No. It detects AI-sounding writing, not AI authorship. A human can write robotic copy too. Treat the score as an editing guide — lower is more human.

Is this tool free and is my text stored?

It is completely free with no signup. The analysis runs entirely in your browser, so your post is never sent to a server or stored.

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AI Slop Detector

Paste a LinkedIn or X post and instantly see how much it reads like generic AI output — buzzwords, boilerplate openers, em-dash clusters, and the tell-tale “it’s not just X, it’s Y” cadence. Runs entirely in your browser.

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How the AI Slop Detector works

Paste your post

Drop in any LinkedIn or X post. Nothing is uploaded — analysis runs in your browser.

See the AI-likeness score

We scan for AI buzzwords, boilerplate openers, em-dash clusters, the “not just X, it’s Y” cadence, emoji garnish, and machine-even rhythm.

Fix the tells

Each signal explains itself and lists the exact phrases to cut. Rewrite and re-check.

Frequently asked questions

How does the AI Slop Detector decide a score?: It’s a transparent, rule-based heuristic — not a black-box classifier. It looks for well-known AI “tells”: overused buzzwords (leverage, robust, game-changer), boilerplate openers, em-dash overuse, the “it’s not just X, it’s Y” cadence, hashtag stuffing, emoji garnish, and unnaturally uniform sentence rhythm. Each match adds points; the total is your AI-likeness score out of 100.
Why does AI-looking content matter on LinkedIn?: LinkedIn’s 2026 ranking changes demote content that reads as obviously machine-generated. Posts stuffed with clichés and template openers get less reach. Sounding like a real person is now a distribution advantage.
Is a high score proof a post was written by AI?: No. This detects AI-sounding writing, not AI authorship — a human can write clichéd, robotic copy too. Treat the score as an editing guide: lower is more human, and the listed signals are the things worth rewriting.
Is this tool free? Is my text stored?: Completely free, no account or credit card required. The analysis runs entirely in your browser — your post is never sent to a server or stored.

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