Simple Plagiarism Verifier

• Content originality checks

• Academic writing validation

• Detecting paraphrased or duplicate content

⚠️ This plugin provides a basic similarity comparison and should be used as part of a broader content validation strategy.

• Bubble Account: You need a Bubble account to install and use the plugin in your app.

• Text Fields: Ensure that you have text fields or input areas in your app where users can input the content they want to compare.

• Basic Bubble Knowledge: A basic understanding of how to use workflows and plugins within Bubble will be helpful for integrating and customizing the plugin to suit your needs.

How to setup

• Installing the Plugin

– Open Bubble → Plugins → Add plugins and install the plugin from the Bubble Plugin Marketplace (search for “string similarity”).

• Adding the Element to the Page

– Go to the page where you want to use it.

– In the Design tab, search for the element named “string-similarity” (the exact name may vary slightly depending on the plugin).

– Drag the element onto the page (it doesn’t need to be visible; placing it off-canvas is fine).

• Configuring the Workflow

– Open Workflow and, at the desired event (e.g., when a button is clicked, when an input changes, etc.), add the action “Compare Strings” (provided by the plugin).

• Setting the Texts to Compare & Using the Result

– In the “Compare Strings” action, set the two texts you want to compare (these can be static values or dynamic values — e.g., Input A’s value vs Input B’s value).

– After the action runs, the “string-similarity” element on the page will expose the similarity score in its states (usually a number between 0 and 1 or as a percentage, depending on the plugin).

– You can then use this score elsewhere, for example:

• Display the score in a text element: string-similarity’s [score state]

• Apply conditions (e.g., if the score > 0.8, show “The texts are very similar”).

Plugin Element

String Similarity – An element with a key action that compares two texts and shows how similar they are. Very useful for platforms that need to check text matches, such as verifying passwords on registration pages, detecting duplicates, or other smart matching features.

Element Action

Compare Strings - Compares two pieces of text and returns how similar they are, as a percentage from 0 (completely different) to 100 (exact match).

Title	Description	Type
Text A	The first text you want to compare. For example: a user’s input or a saved name.	Text
Text B	The second text you want to compare. For example: another input or a database value.	Text

Element State

Title	Description	Type
Similarity Percentage	Shows how similar the two texts are, as a number from 0 (completely different) to 100 (exact match).	Number

Element Event

Title	Description
Comparison Finished	Happens when the comparison is done and the result is ready in the Similarity Percentage state.