What is Plagramme?
Plagramme is a multilingual plagiarism detection platform designed for students and educators. It offers a comprehensive suite of tools to identify and prevent plagiarism, ensuring academic integrity.
The platform compares submitted documents against a vast database, including scholarly articles and online sources and supports 129 languages. Plagramme provides detailed reports highlighting similarities, paraphrasing, and improper citations, along with links to original sources. Educators can use Plagramme for free.
Features
- Detection: Detects copy-paste plagiarism, improper references, and paraphrasing.
- Scoring: Provides a similarity score, paraphrase score, plagiarism risk score, and incorrect citation score.
- Marking: Highlights similarities in different colors for easy review and correction.
- Quotation: Distinguishes between proper and improper citations.
- Database of scholarly articles: Compares documents with a large database of scholarly articles.
- Multilingual Support: Supports 129 languages.
Use Cases
- Checking student papers for plagiarism
- Ensuring originality in academic writing
- Verifying the authenticity of research papers
- Assisting educators in preventing plagiarism
- Improving writing quality by identifying improper citations
FAQs
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What is Plagramme?
Plagramme is a leading online platform dedicated to detecting and preventing plagiarism, ensuring the authenticity and originality of written content. Powered by advanced algorithms and extensive databases, our platform scans texts for similarities to internet sources and published materials. We offer a comprehensive set of features, including plagiarism removal and grammar checking, designed to enhance the quality and precision of your writing. Widely trusted by students, teachers, writers, and businesses, our service safeguards against potential legal complications associated with plagiarism, making it an indispensable tool for maintaining integrity in your work. -
How is the similarity check performed?
Our process begins by extracting the text from your file, which is then meticulously compared using our advanced text-matching algorithms. These algorithms conduct thorough scans across diverse databases containing both public and paid access documents. As a result, any text similarities found between your document and the source documents are highlighted for your convenience. Additionally, we calculate the percentage of similar text, known as the similarity score, along with other relevant scores. Finally, an insightful originality report is generated, providing a comprehensive overview of the similarity matches found in your document and the corresponding source documents, accompanied by the associated scores. -
How can I be sure that my documents will not be leaked, copied or included into comparative databases?
We place the highest emphasis on safeguarding the privacy of your personal data and documents. Our commitment revolves around the principle that what belongs to you remains exclusively yours. We strictly prohibit the use of any uploaded documents for copying or distributing purposes in any form. Moreover, your documents are not included in any comparative databases. -
What free services are available for educators?
By creating an educator's account, you gain the benefit of checking up to 20 documents per month at no cost. It's important to note that there is no limit to the number of documents that can be shared with you by your students. To conserve your allocated limits, you can simply request that students share their papers with you. This way, you can make the most of the free service while efficiently managing your document checks. -
How can students share with me their similarity reports?
Once a student uploads and checks a document, they can easily share it with you for free. They simply need to click on the share button located on the document card and enter the email address associated with your registration on our platform. This streamlined process allows for seamless document sharing, facilitating effective collaboration between students and educators.
