Key Takeaways
- Use 'High Burstiness' mode for Turnitin submissions.
- Always humanize the *entire* document, not just sections.
- PassMyEssay maintains your citations while rewriting the syntax.
- The 'Human Score' on our dashboard is a prediction, not a guarantee.
Turnitin's 2025 update (Glass Box) is aggressive. It flags text based on "perplexity" (predictability). If your text is too predictable, it is flagged as AI.
Here is the step-by-step process to ensure a 100% bypass.
Step 1: Configuration
Before you paste your essay, ensure your settings are correct.
- Mode: Select "Academic (Hard)". This is specifically tuned for Turnitin's academic database.
- Burstiness: Set to High. This injects varied sentence structures that mimic human chaos.
- Citations: Ensure "Preserve Citations" is toggled ON.
Step 2: Processing
Paste your text into the editor. If you have a .docx or .pdf, use the Import button.
Click Humanize.
The engine will take 10-30 seconds to rewrite your text. It is performing a "Semantic Noise Injection." It is retaining your logic but changing the underlying probability map of the words.
Complex documents may take longer to ensure full semantic integrity.
Step 3: Verification
Once processed, you will see a Human Score.
- 90-100%: Safe to Submit.
- 70-90%: Recommended to re-process specific paragraphs.
- <70%: Do not submit. Click "Re-Humanize".
The Good
- Beats Turnitin, GPTZero, Originality AI
- Keeps your quotes and bibliography intact
- Adds 'Academy-level' vocabulary
The Bad
- Formatting (bold/italics) may sometimes be reset
- Requires manual review of technical terms
Common Issues
"It changed my technical terms!" If you have specific keywords (e.g., "Mitochondria", "GDP") that must not change, add them to the "Freeze List" in Settings before processing.
"The word count increased." This is normal. To increase perplexity, the AI often needs to expand simple sentences into more complex compound structures.