Can DupliChecker check for plagiarism in multiple languages?

DupliChecker can be used for academic purposes, especially for basic plagiarism checks. However, it may not be as comprehensive or accepted by academic institutions as tools like Turnitin, which have access to more specialized academic databases.

As of now, DupliChecker does not offer a browser extension or add-on for direct integration with web browsers. You need to use the web-based version for plagiarism checks.

Yes, DupliChecker provides both a plagiarism percentage and a uniqueness percentage in its reports. This helps users understand how much of their content is original.

DupliChecker provides the option to view the plagiarism report directly on the website, but there is no built-in feature to download or export the report. You would need to manually copy the report or use a print-to-PDF option in your browser.

DupliChecker primarily detects exact matches. It does not have advanced AI-based algorithms to reliably detect paraphrased or reworded content. More sophisticated tools like Turnitin or Copyleaks might perform better in detecting paraphrasing.