Antiplagiarism

Intellectual property is a commodity that can easily be stolen without being noticed until it is too late, especially in an age where information is taken for granted via the Internet. This means that anything you write and any results that you make public is made available for the masses, and most of them may choose to claim that information as their own. If you are trying to verify whether something someone wrote, such as a thesis, is original or not, you may need the help of a software tool like Antiplagiarism.

You don't need much experience to know how this program works since all you need to do is copy and paste the text, you want to verify and then proceed to press the "Start antiplagiarism" button. The program will then proceed to search the text over the search engines you've specified, which may take some time, depending on the length of the tet fragment you are testing.

In case the text has indeed had some plagiarised content, this program will show you as a percentage just how much of it is taken from somewhere else. This is done in a way that is easy to comprehend, by highlighting the plagiarised text in a color that makes it easily stand out. More so, you will be given links to the websites where the text fragments were taken from. Testing results can then be saved either in a CSV file or in the form of an elegant-looking diploma-like certificate, which shows the number of sentences, characters, and the plagiarism percentage.

A program like Antiplagiarism needs to be simplistic and efficient, both of which are perfectly accomplished by the program. This makes it great for any person that frequently has to evaluate content that may or may not be original.