URL evidence
Look beneath a webpage.
Review the writing on a published article or webpage. Enter one public URL, check the extracted text, then choose whether to send it to GPTZero. Page metadata remains supporting context.
What this tool can tell you
Transient page evidence: this reviews one retrieved page, not an entire website and not source-code authorship.
How to use these tools and read your results
Website text screening
Check the writing on a public page.
Retrieve one public page, review its extracted writing, then choose whether to send it to GPTZero. This checks the selected writing, not an entire website, its images, or the authorship of its code. Pages that require JavaScript or a login may not work.
Retrieval sends this public URL to our page service. It does not send the extracted writing to GPTZero.
Only the text you approve below is sent to the detector. Extraction stays in this tab until cleared. Text over the scan limit must be edited by you; it is never silently shortened.
Inspect page metadata and structure
URL evidence report
Your evidence report will appear here
Enter a public page URL to review its available evidence.
- What will be measured
- Visible text, declared metadata, and server-delivered page structure.
- What will be separated
- Supporting, limiting, unresolved, and contradictory observations.
- What this cannot establish
- Authorship, origin, intent, or whether AI participated.
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