plagiarism checker grammarly

plagiarism checker grammarly

As of my last update in September 2021, Grammarly offers a plagiarism checker as part of its premium subscription. Here’s a general guide on how you might use the Grammarly plagiarism checker to check a 1000-word document for potential instances of plagiarism:

1. Visit the Grammarly Website: Go to the Grammarly website (https://www.grammarly.com/).
2. Sign Up or Log In: Create a Grammarly account or log in to your existing account.
3. Access the Editor: After signing in, access the Grammarly Editor. This is where you can input and check your text.
4. Upload Your Document: Upload your 1000-word document to the Grammarly Editor. You can usually do this by clicking on the “Upload” or “Import” button.
5. Check for Plagiarism: Grammarly’s plagiarism checker is part of its premium features. If you have a premium subscription, you might need to toggle on the plagiarism checker function.
6. Run the Plagiarism Check: Initiate the plagiarism check by clicking on the “Plagiarism” or similar option within the Grammarly Editor.
7. Review the Report: Grammarly will generate a report that highlights any instances of similarity found in your document. The report may include a percentage of similarity and indicate where the matched content is located.
8. Evaluate the Similarities: Carefully review the highlighted sections in the report. Some matches might be coincidental, while others might require further attention.
9. Address and Cite Similarities: If you identify potential instances of plagiarism, address them by either rephrasing the content, providing proper citations, or making necessary revisions.

Please note that Grammarly’s features and offerings might have changed since my last update. Always refer to the latest information on the Grammarly website for the most accurate and up-to-date instructions on using their plagiarism checker.