AntiPlagiarism

AntiPlagiarism is an advanced piece of software designed to help you compare two files to discover any similarities which may reveal plagiarism.

This type of tool comes in handy to SEO writers who want to write original content to publish on websites without worrying about Google raising any red flags.

After a fast and uneventful setup operation, you are welcomed by a user-friendly interface that invites you to select the files you want to compare.

It's also possible to process entire folders in order to check content for multiple files at the same time, as well as to filter them by file type. Information shown in the list includes the name, format, path, type, date and size for each file.

AntiPlagiarism lets you indicate the report file's saving location, title, author, file path visibility, and report language. You can resort to a search function which supports regular expressions, or customize the method when it comes to the token chain limit and sorting mode along with the included and ignored separators.

Moreover, you can create detailed reports, choose the content comparison mode between hash only (fast) and exact (slow), pick the preferred file encoding method and maximum allocated memory (in MB), as well as set the active comparison classes, minimum and maximum level of similarity to take into account, and minimum chains.

The software application is capable of starting the automatic analysis once all these details are put together, allowing you to examine the compiled report at the end of the process and make your own decision whether you want to rewrite the content or leave it as is.

It left a small footprint on system resources usage in our tests, thanks to the fact that it needed low CPU and RAM to work properly. It contains an approachable wizard that guides you to every step. On the other hand, the program hasn't been updated for a very long time and it doesn't seem to support newer Java editions. Nevertheless, you can test AntiPlagiarism for yourself.