Unicheck Questions & Answers

Unicheck can be integrated with Google Docs through an add-on. To do this, open a document in Google Docs. Click on extensions, then add-ons, search for "Unicheck" and install the add-on.

Yes, green is a good score in Unicheck. The score band are as follows:

• Blue: 0% matching text
• Green: 1–24% matching text
• Yellow: 25–49% matching text
• Orange: 50–74% matching text
• Red: 75–100% matching text

Users can choose to exclude certain parts or components of a document from being checked for plagiarism using the exclusions feature on Unicheck. By excluding some text, plagiarism detection software can concentrate on the most pertinent portions of the document and omit pointless matches.

Yes, it does have the ability to recognize synonyms and paraphrased content with ease making it a very progressive plagiarism checker.

Yes, Unicheck offers bulk document checks through a variety of features, such as bulk uploads, bulk scan, and real-time checking. It starts a bulk check of all the previous work that was turned in for grading.

Yes, Unicheck can be used to check for plagiarism in books and eBooks. It accepts a number of file types, including .epub for electronic books, so you can upload and examine a whole book's content to check for possible plagiarism problems.

Citation and reference highlighting is done automatically by Unicheck in a number of forms, such as APA, MLA, and Turabian. References are shown in purple, and citations are indicated in blue.

Unicheck, Turnitin, and Grammarly are all tools that can help with writing and plagiarism detection, but they have different features and uses. While Grammarly emphasizes on user experiences, Unicheck plagiarism focuses on functionalities.

Yes, Unicheck does provide real-time detection of web-based plagiarism. It searches more than 40 billion distinct websites, scholarly publications, and repositories in real time online, returning only pertinent check results.

No, the files checked in the Drafts folder are not kept in the Unicheck database, and the self-check is entirely private.