Plagiarism Remover: Find What's Flagged and Fix It Before Submission
This is a source-matching scan, not an automatic rewriting or plagiarism-removal tool. Revise wording and citations yourself.
The best way to remove plagiarism from a paper is knowing exactly where the problems are. Upload your document and you'll get a source-linked PDF report in 15 minutes, showing every flagged passage with a direct link to the matching source. That way you know what to cite, what to rephrase, and what to properly quote. About 70 billion public sources · Results in about 15 minutes · From $0.29/page.
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How to Find and Remove Plagiarism from Your Paper
You can't fix what you can't see. Our service locates source matches; it does not automatically remove plagiarism or rewrite your paper. You review sources and revise wording and citations yourself.
Step 1: Run the Check
Upload your document and you'll receive a detailed PDF report in about 15 minutes. Every flagged passage is highlighted in color and linked directly to the public source it matched.
Step 2: Review Each Finding
Click the source link for each flagged passage. Is it already cited properly and just needs a formatting tweak? Or does it need rewriting in your own words?
Step 3: Fix & Re-Check
Add the missing citations, put quotation marks around direct quotes, or rephrase borrowed passages in your own voice. If helpful, order a new paid scan after revision and review the remaining matches. A lower score does not certify acceptance.
How to Fix Common Plagiarism Issues
Most flagged passages fall into one of three categories, and each one has a clear fix.
Direct Quotes Without Marks
If you copied a passage verbatim, add quotation marks and an in-text citation. Use block quotation formatting for long quotations where your style requires it. Follow your assignment's limits on quotation and reuse.
Paraphrase Too Close to Source
If you paraphrased but the language is still very similar to the original, rewrite the passage more substantially. Use your own sentence structure and vocabulary, then add a citation for the idea.
Missing Citation
If you borrowed an idea or argument without attribution, add the source to your reference list and an in-text citation at the relevant passage. This is often the simplest fix of all.
Translated Content
Translating a foreign-language source into English is still plagiarism if the source is not cited. Add the original foreign-language source to your references and note the translation.
Already Quoted and Cited
A match to correctly quoted and cited text is still a real text match, not necessarily plagiarism. A citation alone is not enough for copied wording: mark it as a quotation. Also check whether your assignment permits the amount of quotation or reuse.
Boilerplate or Common Phrases
Common phrases can match other sources without showing plagiarism. Read the surrounding passage to distinguish ordinary wording from borrowed phrasing or ideas that need attribution.
What Plagiarism Percentage Is Acceptable?
Understanding your similarity score is the first step to interpreting your report correctly.
A Low Similarity Score
A low score does not prove originality. Review every match and check borrowed ideas that software may miss. An uncited passage can matter even when the total percentage is small.
A High Similarity Score
A high score does not by itself establish plagiarism. Correctly marked quotations and reference entries can match sources. Inspect attribution and follow the assignment's requirements.
Passage-Level Review
Compare each match with its source. Mark copied wording as a quotation and cite it, or write a genuine paraphrase and retain attribution. Do not treat a lower score as the goal in place of correct source use.
There is no universal safe percentage. Turnitin distinguishes matching text from a plagiarism judgment. Follow your institution's rules.
Plagiarism Check Pricing
Pay per page for each new check. Review and revise manually before ordering another scan. Minimum order $0.90, even after discounts.
Full check with source-linked PDF report for fixing issues.
- about 70 billion public sources
- Results in about 15 minutes
- Detailed PDF report
- Source links for every match
Source matches and AI typicality in one report. AI-like phrasing is not proof of misconduct.
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Review AI-typical phrasing. The score does not identify a model or prove who wrote the text.
- Sentence-level AI typicality
- Not proof of AI authorship
- Results in about 15 minutes
- PDF report included
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1 standard page = 1,800 characters including spaces. Minimum order $0.90, also after discounts. AI and plagiarism scans are $0.29/page each; Combo is $0.39/page.
AI typicality runs from 0 to 100, with 50 neutral. It is not a probability of authorship or a model identifier. We have not published model-specific validation for this service. Review findings in context.
Plagiarism Remover: Frequently Asked Questions
Start by running a check to identify exactly which passages are flagged. The PDF report shows each passage with a link to the matching source. For each finding: if the content is directly quoted, add quotation marks and a citation; if it is paraphrased too closely, rewrite it more substantially in your own voice and add a citation; if it is an idea you borrowed without attribution, add an in-text citation or footnote and the reference-list entry.
There is no universal acceptable similarity percentage. A low score can contain an uncited passage, while a high score can include correctly marked quotations and references. Inspect each match, verify attribution, and follow your institution's requirements. A re-check cannot certify acceptance.
Yes. After revising your paper, upload the updated version for a new check at the standard per-page rate. Each new scan is a separate paid order. Review the revised passages and citations yourself before deciding whether another scan would help.
If a paraphrase remains flagged after rewording, the sentence structure or sequence of ideas may still be too close to the original. Try restructuring the paragraph so the argument flows differently, integrating the idea into a broader discussion alongside your own analysis, or citing the source as a direct quote instead and commenting on it in your own words.
Your upload is not added to a plagiarism pool. PlagAware deletes the scan text after report creation. Separately, our upload download tokens expire after 48 hours; expired files are cleaned up opportunistically, not necessarily at that instant. This is not a promise of immediate or maximum physical retention.
Find & Fix Plagiarism Before Submission
Get a source-linked report in 15 minutes so you can correct every flagged passage before your deadline.