Our AI Detection Chrome Extension is easy to use and has an accuracy rate of 99.98% at detecting AI text across the web.
Our extension can also detect AI images generated with the best generative AI tools.
You can test it out when you sign up for Winston AI
How do AI Detector Chrome Extensions Work?
An AI Detector is a tool that allows you to tell whether a text was written by AI or by a person. It can also assess the origin of your image(s) and photos, and provide a complete forensics analysis including C2PA and IPTC watermarks, and full Exif details.
Chrome Extensions allow you to use a tool on any webpage while using the web browser Chrome (developed by Google).
This is very helpful for users of AI detectors as it means they can check writing or images on any website they are working on.
For example, a student might be writing an assignment on Google Docs and a teacher can then check the text with a Chrome extension to see if they used ChatGPT.
Winston AI’s Chrome Extension
Our AI-detecting tool is the most accurate on the market with an accuracy rate of 99.98% while detecting AI content.
With our AI detector, you can scan any document that you need to(once you are using Google Chrome).
Let’s see how it works.
How to Install Winston AI’s Chrome Extension
To install Winston AI’s Chrome Extension you need to go to the Chrome Store and add the tool to your browser.
You can find the Winston AI Detector here
The next step is to find the Winston AI Extension in your extensions bar.
You might need to pin the tool first as you can see on the left-hand side of the image below:
You should then click the blue W icon to log in to Winston AI. If you don’t have an account, you can create a free account.
Once you are logged in, you can click on the Winston AI logo (blue “W” on white circle) to view your credits.
You can then highlight(left-click and drag) any content directly on any website (min. 500 characters) and right-click on it.
Click on “scan for AI content”. Each word scanned requires one credit.
Your score and assessment will be displayed in the bottom right corner of your browser.
That’s it, you can now detect AI across the web.
Who is this Chrome Extension For?
An AI-detecting Chrome Extension is good for anybody who needs to know whether content was written by AI or a person.
Let’s look at two examples: Teachers and Publishers
Teachers need to know if their students are using an AI tool like ChatGPT to do their homework. There are two ways that students can use AI, either copy/paste directly from their AI tool or use AI to improve their work.
It is a complete waste of time for a teacher to correct an essay written by ChatGPT and AI detectors can help stop that.
Online Publishers also need an AI detector as they may not want their writers to use AI in their content. AI can often get things wrong and it is easier to be careless when you don’t write every word yourself.
Pros and Cons of AI Detection Chrome Extensions
Here are some Pros and Cons of using AI Chrome Extension Checkers:
Pros
- You can check AI content in your browser
- Check images for AI
- Easy to use
- Quickly Detect AI content without opening an app
Cons
- Some functionality may not be available in the Chrome Extension.
- You may need custom integrations for certain platforms
Other AI Detection Chrome Extensions
Apart from Winston AI which is the most accurate AI detector, there are other Chrome Extensions that detect AI.
Copyleaks
Copyleaks is an online plagiarism and AI detection tool. Their AI detention can often detect AI content but it can be easy to fool. You can read our full review of Copyleaks here. They also have a Chrome Extension with many positive reviews but also people who said that it detected human-written text as AI text.
GPT Zero
GPT Zero’s Chrome Extension is called “Origin”. The tool has some good reviews on the Chrome Extension store but many students complain about false positives. GPT Zero appear responsive to these complaints and offer a tool called “writing report” which shows the history of a Google Doc. You can read more in our GPT Zero review here.
Originality AI
Originality is another AI detector that also has a Chrome Extension. Many of the reviews online focus on the fact that many people are unhappy that it is advertised as free when it is in fact a paid tool.
Final Thoughts
If you want the Best AI Detector Chrome Extension, don’t hesitate to download out tool from the Winston app. All you need to do is sign up for an account, go to the integrations tab and download the tool and follow the instructions.
FAQ: Best AI Detector Chrome Extension
An AI Detector Chrome Extension is a browser add-on that helps users identify whether the content they are reading online or images have been generated by artificial intelligence.
These extensions typically use machine learning algorithms to analyze text and determine the likelihood of it being AI-generated by looking for patterns and markers that are indicative of AI rather than human writing.
Many AI detector extensions offer free versions with basic functionality, while others may require payment for full features or for a premium version.
While these tools are becoming more sophisticated, no tool can guarantee 100% accuracy due to the continuous advancement of AI writing technologies. However, they can be very effective in many cases.
Privacy depends on the specific extension’s data policy. It’s important to review the privacy policy of the extension to understand how your data will be handled.
Generally, these extensions can be used across various websites, but there may be some limitations based on the extension’s design or the website’s structure.
You can install a Chrome extension by visiting the Chrome Web Store, searching for the AI detector you want to use, and clicking ‘Add to Chrome’ to add it to your browser.
Most Chrome extensions are designed to update automatically when a new version is available, ensuring you have the latest features and improvements.
Yes, you can easily disable or remove the extension from your Chrome browser at any time through the extensions menu in your browser settings.
