Copyleaks: AI writing for editors, teachers, and small teams

How to use Copyleaks: step-by-step tutorial

Five to eight steps from the account to a first useful result. Where the official guide names a control, the step uses that name. Where it does not, the step stays general.

1. Open copyleaks.com and create an account. The homepage says Start for Free, and the pricing page lists the paid Personal plan.
2. Choose the scan type the product offers for text, and upload or paste a document you have the right to check.
3. Read the report before you treat a passage as AI-written or plagiarized. The page describes a combined AI and plagiarism report.
4. Check the credit balance. Personal lists 1,200 unified credits, described as up to 300,000 words or 1,200 images.
5. Move to Pro if you need the 25 seats or website scans the pricing page lists there.

These steps follow official guides: Copyleaks pricing; Copyleaks homepage. Checked November 11, 2026.

Example inputs

Adapt these. They are examples of what to ask for, not a button name, unless the steps above already use that name.

A first request: scans writing for AI-generated text and plagiarism, with credit-based plans for individuals and teams. Keep it short enough to review in one pass.

Name the audience, the format you need, and one fact that must stay accurate.

Frequently asked questions

Is Copyleaks free?

The homepage says Start for Free. The captured pricing table starts at Personal for $13.99 a month billed annually, and does not show a $0 plan. Checked November 11, 2026.

How much does Copyleaks cost?

Personal is $13.99 a month, $167.88 billed annually. Pro is $74.99 a month, $899.88 billed annually. The page says yearly billing saves up to 25 percent.

What does a Personal credit cover?

The pricing page says 1,200 unified credits can scan up to 300,000 words or 1,200 images.

Who is Copyleaks for?

People and small teams who need an AI and plagiarism check, not a general writing chatbot.