Anti-AI Text Cloaker: Protect Your Writing from Scrapers

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Paste your article or post here. Protected elements (URLs, Emails, Markdown, HTML) will be automatically preserved.

SEO & Accessibility Warning:

Do not publish cloaked text on indexed websites (like your main blog). Search engines will index the scrambled characters, severely damaging your SEO rankings. Screen readers will also read it as gibberish. Use strictly for social media, private PDFs, or unindexed platforms.

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Cloaking Settings

Use Homoglyphs (Cyrillic Swap) Inject Zero-Width Spaces Smart Preserve (URLs & Markdown) Enable Inspect Mode

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This text looks identical to humans, but appears as fragmented tokens to basic AI scrapers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Anti-AI Text Cloaker work?

The cloaker works using a technique called "data poisoning" or text obfuscation. It replaces standard Latin characters with visually identical Cyrillic and Greek homoglyphs. Additionally, it injects zero-width spaces (ZWS) between letters. While perfectly readable to a human eye, exact-match text scrapers and Byte-Pair Encoding (BPE) tokenizers used by basic AI models read this as fragmented garbage.

Will this hurt my website's SEO rankings?

Yes. You should never publish cloaked text on a primary, indexed blog or professional webpage. Search engines like Google read the raw code, meaning they will see Russian characters instead of English words. Your page will lose its keyword relevance. This tool is designed for platforms where SEO doesn't matter: social media posts (X, Reddit, Facebook), Wattpad, Discord, or private PDF distributions.

Can AI companies bypass text cloaking?

Advanced LLM training pipelines often run a process called NFKC Normalization. This process can detect homoglyphs and convert them back into standard Latin letters, while also stripping zero-width spaces. No text cloaker is "100% immune" to state-of-the-art corporate scrapers. However, it highly disrupts naive scraping bots, unoptimized web crawlers, and basic plagiarism detection tools.

Is my private text sent to a server?

No. Our tool processes 100% of the text locally inside your web browser using JavaScript. Not a single byte of your data is transmitted to an external server or API. It is completely safe to paste unpublished manuscripts, code, or sensitive writing.