Turnitin AI Report Checker in Denmark: Check Before You Submit
Denmark runs a large number of English-taught programmes, and English work is exactly what Turnitin's AI detector reads best. Danish text is not supported for AI scoring, but your English assignments, projects and theses are.
Plagiarism checking in Denmark
Nordic institutions have long used Ouriginal, formed from the Swedish Urkund system and PlagScan, which Turnitin acquired in November 2021. Project-based assessment, common in Danish universities, means many students submit long written reports, often in groups and often in English.
Who in Denmark should check first
- Students in English-taught bachelor's and master's programmes.
- Students writing an English speciale (master's thesis).
- Group project members who want to see how the combined report reads before submission.
- International and exchange students.
Sample Turnitin AI and similarity reports
Both screenshots below come from the same 24-page, 6,364-word paper. The similarity report found 1% overall similarity. The AI writing report flagged 51% of the qualifying text as likely AI-generated. Tap either one to see it full size.
Screenshots shown for illustration. Your own reports arrive as full PDFs in your dashboard.
How to get your report from Denmark
- Create an account and buy a slot.
- Upload your .docx or .pdf (300 to 30,000 words for an AI score).
- Download your similarity report and AI writing report from your dashboard, usually within minutes.
$3.99 USD per document; your card converts to Danish kroner automatically. Buying for a group? Buy 10 slots, get 1 free: every 10 slots you pay for come with 1 free, added automatically.
Next: how to read a Turnitin report and a page-by-page AI report example.
Frequently asked questions
Does Turnitin detect AI in Danish?
No. Danish is not on Turnitin's supported AI detection list as of October 2026.
Is Ouriginal part of Turnitin?
Yes. Turnitin acquired Ouriginal, the Nordic system formed from Urkund and PlagScan, in 2021.
Who in Denmark benefits from a check?
Students writing in English, international students and researchers.