Anti-plagiarism Software

Anti-plagiarism Software comes across as a modern way to check if your work has been plagiarized, playing an important role for writers and journalists.
Anti-plagiarism Software can also help teachers to verify the authenticity of their student’s projects, as well as publishers who want to double check the legitimacy of written text before sending it over to the printing machine.
There’s no need to install it, since it comes in a portable package that won’t write to the system’s registry. It sports a simplistic design and is able to process pasted text or content loaded from a local text file.
The principle that Anti-plagiarism Software adopts is simple; it relies on Google (.com, .de, .it, .co.uk, .fr, .es, whichever you choose) in order to find similar content and when it does, it highlights it in red so you can clearly see which parts have been plagiarized.
In the lower part of the main window, you will be presented with the links to the plagiarized text, however, you cannot access them from within the application. In order to do so, you need to save the results (it automatically exports the content to a CSV file on the desktop) and locate the links in the exported file.
In addition, it will also give you an idea of how original the content is by displaying the plagiarism percentage, the higher the values, the less authentic the text is.
Considering all of the above, Anti-plagiarism Software needs a better design and a more user-oriented approach to displaying the links to the plagiarized text in order to appeal to audiences. It could also use a wider array of search engines for more accurate results.