Are you looking for a seamless way to integrate advanced Content Detector into your application, website, or software? Look no further! Our Content Detector API offers a cutting-edge solution that will transform the way you handle text content.
How it works?
Follow the simple steps mentioned below to use our Paraphrasing APIs:
1. Sign Up: Create an account and get API access credentials
2. Integrate: Use the steps mentioned in documentation to integrate Content Detector APIs with your application
3. Detect: Start sending text through the API and receive expertly detected results in an instant.
Content Detector APIs Integration Guide
URL (POST):
Use POST request and the API endpoint URL for making POST requests to detect AI written text is:
https://resources.paraphrasingtool.ai/endpoint/detector.php
Payload:
Here’s the break down of the components of above payload:
- uid (User ID): This is your unique User ID associated with your account. It helps the API identify and track your requests. Replace
[Your User ID]with your actual User ID. - key (API Key): Your API key serves as authentication for your requests. Replace
[Your API key]with your actual API key. - text: This is where you provide the text you want to detect AI written content. Replace the provided example text with the content you wish to detect.
{
"uid": "[Your User ID]",
"key": "[Your API key]",
"text": "Early Beginnings and Colonial Education (1600s-1700s):\nThe roots of American education can be traced back to the earliest settlers. In the 1600s and 1700s, schools were often small and community-based. These schools, known as \"dame schools,\" were run by women in their homes and taught basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills. Formal education was often limited to those who were wealthy or had access to resources."
}
Headers:
The format of the data being sent in the request is JSON
{
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
}
Output:
- flag: This field indicates whether the text was AI written (plag) or human written (uniq)
{
"apimetrics": {
"data": [
{
"flag": "uniq",
"sent": "Early Beginnings and Colonial Education (1600s-1700s):"
},
{
"flag": "plag",
"sent": "The roots of American education can be traced back to the earliest settlers."
},
{
"flag": "plag",
"sent": "In the 1600s and 1700s, schools were often small and community-based."
},
{
"flag": "plag",
"sent": "These schools, known as \"dame schools,\" were run by women in their homes and taught basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills."
},
{
"flag": "plag",
"sent": "Formal education was often limited to those who were wealthy or had access to resources."
}
],
"overall": "partial"
},
"message": "Success!",
"metrics": {
"flag": "partial",
"html": "<span class=\"gz-sent gz-sent-uniq\">Early Beginnings and Colonial Education (1600s-1700s):</span> <br><br><span class=\"gz-sent gz-sent-plag\">The roots of American education can be traced back to the earliest settlers.</span> <span class=\"gz-sent gz-sent-plag\">In the 1600s and 1700s, schools were often small and community-based.</span> <span class=\"gz-sent gz-sent-plag\">These schools, known as \"dame schools,\" were run by women in their homes and taught basic reading, writing, and arithmetic skills.</span> <span class=\"gz-sent gz-sent-plag\">Formal education was often limited to those who were wealthy or had access to resources.</span> "
},
"success": true,
"version": "1.1"
}
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