Grammarly
Grammar, style, and generative writing help across your apps.
Grammarly started as a grammar and spelling checker and now includes a generative writing assistant that can draft, rewrite, shorten, or change the tone of text in place. It runs across the browser, desktop, mobile keyboards, Google Docs, and Microsoft Word so the same suggestions appear in most places you write. A free plan covers core grammar and spelling checks; paid Pro and Business plans unlock the full style, tone, and generative features.
Visit Grammarly ↗What Grammarly does well
- ✓ Catching typos and awkward phrasing across every app you write in
- ✓ Adjusting the tone of an email or message before you send it
- ✓ Team style consistency across many writers
Key features
- Grammar, spelling, and punctuation checks
- Tone and clarity suggestions
- Generative rewriting and drafting prompts
- Works in the browser, desktop, Word, Google Docs, and mobile
- Team style guides on Business plans
People also ask
Is Grammarly free? +
Yes. Grammarly has a free tier that covers basic grammar and spelling. Paid Pro and Business plans add tone, clarity rewrites, and generative features.
Does Grammarly work in Google Docs and Word? +
Yes. Grammarly has integrations for both Google Docs and Microsoft Word, plus a browser extension and desktop app.
Does Grammarly train on my writing? +
Grammarly publishes a data usage policy that lets business customers opt out of having their content used to train models. Check the current policy for details.
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