Parafrase Pakai AI! Cara Aman Menulis Tugas, Artikel, Skripsi Bebas Plagiarisme

Main ideas / lessons conveyed

• Avoid copying and pasting text for assignments (school/university work, journal articles, theses, etc.) because it risks being flagged as plagiarism/cheating.
• Paraphrasing is defined as:
  • Rewriting the source text in your own language, while keeping the meaning.
  • Its main goal is to avoid plagiarism.
• The video demonstrates using multiple AI paraphrasing tools and emphasizes that:
  • Paraphrase results should be checked for plagiarism afterward.
  • Don’t rely on only one tool—validate using more than one plagiarism checker to be safer.

Methodology / step-by-step process (as presented)

A) Paraphrasing using Editpad

1. Open Editpad (use the site link from the video).
2. Choose paraphrase mode and set:
   • Language = Indonesian (so results match the expected language).
3. Provide input:
   • Either paste/enter text directly, or
   • Upload a file (example: upload Chapter 1 of a thesis so the content is paraphrased automatically).
4. Click Paraphrase to generate rewritten text.
5. Review and improve differences:
   • The result is shown alongside the original.
   • The video highlights that sentences/phrases are changed to reduce similarity.
   • If the result is not satisfactory, use options such as:
     • Select part of the text
     • Refresh / repeat text to generate an alternative paraphrase for that segment.
6. Check plagiarism inside Editpad:
   • Use the “Check for plagiarism” feature.
   • Example results reported in the video:
     • Plagiarized/copy portion ~5%
     • Unique/original portion ~94.94%

B) Verifying paraphrase with another plagiarism checker (outside Editpad)

• The video recommends checking the output in another tool to increase confidence:
  1. Download the Editpad paraphrase result.
  2. Upload it to a separate plagiarism checker website/tool (the video refers to it as an “e-plagiarism checker” flow).
  3. Complete validation (example shown: “I’m not a robot” / capture validation).
• Then compare results across tools:
  • The video claims the uniqueness level can differ.
  • Example shown: one tool reports ~100% unique, while Editpad shows ~94 for the same output.

C) Paraphrasing using Paraprazer.io (IO paraprazer)

• Open paraprazer.io and note constraints:
  • There is a word limit (~400 words) per paraphrase attempt.
  • Large text may need to be split into smaller parts (or combined across tools).
• Provide input:
  • Paste text (example used: a scientific article, e.g., “chapter 2 / research method”).
• Set:
  • Language = Indonesian
• Pass validation (example shown: capture validation).
• Click Paraphrase to generate rewritten text.
• The video states this tool paraphrases nearly every sentence (similar role to Editpad).
• Recommended workflow (example):
  • Combine tools, e.g. Editpad → Paraprazer.io → Killboard (used in one file workflow) to reduce repeated detection patterns from a single AI tool.
• After paraphrasing:
  • Again, check plagiarism using the platform’s checker (or another tool).

D) Other paraphrasing tools mentioned (no live deep-dive)

The video lists additional tools, noting the general workflow is similar (copy/paste → choose Indonesian → paraphrase), but the host mainly demonstrates Editpad and Paraprazer.io. Mentioned examples:

• Neural Writer
  • Similar technique; claimed up to 10,000 words more than Paraprazer.
  • (Host says they didn’t practice it in the video.)
• Killboard
  • Mentioned as known among academics.
  • Shows limitations around ~125 words/text.
  • Used to make paraphrases more detailed per paragraph.
• SEO Magnifier
  • Same general copy/paste technique; choose Indonesian.
• Online paraphrase tools
  • Same general approach: paste into an input box and select Indonesian.

Key cautions / conclusion

• Every tool has limitations, such as:
  • word limits,
  • need to log in,
  • or other restrictions.
• The most important point repeatedly emphasized:
  • After paraphrasing, always perform plagiarism checks to minimize plagiarism risk.

Speakers / sources featured

• Speaker/Host: Nandi Susila
• AI tools & services mentioned:
  • Editpad
  • Paraprazer.io / “IO paraprazer” (also referred to as “parapraze tools”)
  • Neural Writer
  • Killboard
  • SEO Magnifier
  • Online paraphrasing tools
  • A separate plagiarism checker website/tool mentioned in the workflow (“e-plagiarism checker”)