Grammar Checker

It does more than return a corrected paragraph. The tool shows a corrected draft, writing score, issue categories, suggested replacements, explanations, confidence signals, and which fixes are safe to apply automatically.

Yes. Light checks grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Balanced adds consistency. Strict also includes clarity, word choice, and style suggestions while still prioritizing mechanical errors first.

Yes. The checker keeps the dominant input language for corrections and explanations. For English, you can auto-detect dialect or force US or UK conventions for consistent spelling and punctuation style.

Yes. You can inspect each issue, dismiss suggestions, revert individual edits, apply the corrected draft, or keep only high-confidence mechanical fixes such as spelling, punctuation, grammar, and consistency.

Each issue is labeled by category — grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, word choice, style, or consistency — and by severity, shown as an error, a warning, or a softer suggestion, so you can tell a hard mistake from an optional stylistic edit.

The writing score is a 0–100 indicator of overall correctness based on the issues found. It rises as you apply or dismiss issues, so it reflects the state of your current draft rather than a fixed grade.

No. The Grammar Checker focuses on correctness and suggests targeted replacements you approve. It is not a full rewriter — for restating wording use the Paraphrasing Tool, and for natural-sounding AI drafts use the AI Humanizer.

Yes. It detects the dominant language and returns corrections and explanations in that same language, including English, Turkish, and mixed-language drafts, without translating your text.

Signed-in free accounts get monthly AI trial actions with the standard free request limits. Pro users can use the larger monthly AI limits on their plan.