For content marketers
An AI detector built into your editing pass
Most marketing teams now draft with AI, and most of those drafts need an editing pass before they ship. DraftFilter shows you exactly which sentences read machine-written, so the pass takes minutes instead of a full rewrite.
The problem: AI drafts read like AI drafts
AI is genuinely useful for first drafts of blog posts, landing pages, product descriptions, and email campaigns. But raw output tends toward the same tics: hedged openers, symmetrical lists, filler transitions, and paragraphs that summarize instead of saying anything. Readers may not name the pattern, but they feel it and stop reading.
A yes/no verdict on the whole document does not help an editor. What you need before publishing is the specific list of sentences that sound like AI, so you can fix those and leave the good writing alone.
How it works: scan, heatmap, rewrite
1. Scan the draft
Paste the post or upload files — batch scanning gives you a per-file results table when you are clearing a whole content calendar. Every sentence gets its own AI-likelihood score, rolled up into a 0-100 document score.
2. Read the heatmap
The heatmap marks the sentences that read most machine-written with the strongest highlight. Instead of guessing why a piece feels flat, you see the exact lines dragging it down.
3. Rewrite until it sounds human
The built-in rewriter reworks the flagged sentences and rescores the result, so you can compare versions and keep the one that sounds most human before it goes in the CMS.
No black box: read how the detector scores text, including what the score means and where it can be wrong. It is a probabilistic signal for review, not proof of authorship.
Fits how a content team already works
Free anonymous scans mean anyone on the team can check a draft without an account. Signed-in plans add scan history and monthly word allowances, and the Pro and Max plans bundle file uploads and API access, so an operations-minded team can wire scoring into its CMS workflow instead of pasting by hand.
Check your next post before it ships
Paste a draft and see the sentence-level heatmap in seconds. Free scans, no account required.