Plagiarism Checker X 6.0.11 Pro is a simple tool for students, teachers, content creators, SEO experts, and website owners to check if their work has been copied by others. According to the developer, he counts institutions like Ohio University, Umass Boston, and Trinity College Dublin among his clients.

Of course, Plagiarism Checker X can only check publications that are online (not in print), but this covers over 10 billion possible pages according to the developer, so if someone has copied your work, Plagiarism Checker X will find it. Plagiarism Checker X supports seven languages ​​- English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, and Portuguese. It currently supports searching using Google and Bing, and if either of those two fails, Plagiarism Checker X uses Yahoo.

The interface of Plagiarism Checker X is very simple and clean. You can paste the text you want to scan, and after scraping the web page, it returns any possible matches. You can be as specific as you want, from just a few sentences, to a paragraph, or an entire page. Plus, you can upload documents in most major formats, including doc, docx, rtf, PDF, and plain text.

There is no limit to the number of pages that Checker X Plagiarism can check, although it only shows the first 15 pages of any offending sites, which is more than enough to check if a site is in violation of copyright. For teachers, there is the option to check multiple assignments and see if students are cheating in a single scan. This Bulk Checking feature is one of the most useful features of Plagiarism Checker X, which avoids the hassle of checking large amounts of data one after another.

Easy to Read Reports

Plagiarism Checker X gives you a color-coded score based on how similar the content is to the original. These range from green for those that are likely to be the same, to red for those that are very similar. Anything that is red with a score of 100 is an exact copy. If you want more detailed information, there are 3 different reports – Simple, Selective, and Cross Comparison. Simple lets you compare the plagiarism score of one document with several others, Selective lets you specify the reports, and finally, Cross Comparison finds all possible duplicate content by checking each document side by side with the rest of the files.

For that last option, Plagiarism Checker X gives you a report in HTML or DOC format that highlights where it has found plagiarized sentences and identified sources. The way it presents the reports side by side makes it very easy to see where text has been archived. Even better for teachers or anyone handling a lot of documents is the checksum, which gives you a side-by-side percentage of how similar the documents are to each other. Note that you can also check documents offline – after scanning, you don’t have to be online to continue analyzing the results.

The developer claims that Plagiarism Checker X is more secure than other similar solutions that first store your data on a server and then perform the check. Plagiarism Checker doesn’t actually store your data – it just processes it and compares it to any possible matches.