Finds artifacts and long dashes
Checks zero-width characters, direction controls, soft hyphens, variation selectors, em dashes, and en dashes.
Paste formatted text from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or any document. Clean selected hidden Unicode artifacts and punctuation while preserving your words and formatting.
Paste text to check for hidden characters.
Hover or click a highlighted character for details.
Checks zero-width characters, direction controls, soft hyphens, variation selectors, em dashes, and en dashes.
Hidden artifacts are removed and long dashes become standard hyphens. Your wording and safe formatting remain intact.
Analysis happens locally in your browser. There is no server processing or saved text.
UnmarkAI is a free browser-based cleaner for invisible Unicode characters and selected punctuation artifacts found in copied text. There is no account requirement, paid upgrade, or daily character quota for the cleaner. Your text stays on your device.
Paste plain or rich text from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, a document, or another editor. Common safe formatting is retained.
The tool checks for zero-width characters, bidirectional controls, soft hyphens, variation selectors, and long dashes.
Review the cleaned result, then copy it as plain text or formatted text. Always check punctuation before publishing.
Yes. The text cleaner has no account requirement, subscription, paid tier, or daily character quota. Optional donations support the project but do not unlock features.
It removes selected hidden Unicode artifacts and normalizes en and em dashes. These characters are not proof that text was generated by AI.
No. UnmarkAI cleans supported text artifacts and does not determine authorship.
No. Provider-specific statistical watermarking is outside this tool's scope. UnmarkAI only cleans the supported text characters listed above.
No. Inspection and cleaning run locally in your browser. Optional analytics never include pasted or cleaned text.
No. It targets supported characters rather than rewriting sentences. Long-dash normalization can change punctuation, so review the result.