Can I trust the plagiarism results for academic submissions?

Plagiarism Detector may store your document temporarily for the purpose of comparison. However, you should review their privacy policy to understand how long documents are retained and whether they are added to a repository.

The acceptable similarity percentage depends on the context (academic, business, etc.). Typically:

• 0-10% is generally considered acceptable.
• 10-20% may require review for potential unintentional plagiarism.
• Anything over 20% suggests further investigation, especially if proper citations are not included.

Yes, the tool will display the sources of the plagiarized content in the report. It highlights matched sections and provides the URL or reference to the source, helping you review the exact matches.

Plagiarism Detector primarily checks content against online sources, websites, and some academic databases. It may not cover offline sources such as books unless they are part of a database it has access to.

Yes, you can run the Plagiarism Detector on the same document multiple times. This allows you to recheck the document after making edits or revisions.