Overview
Grammarly started as a grammar and spelling checker and has grown into a broad writing assistant. It works inside many of the apps where people already write — browsers, email clients and word processors — and adds generative AI features for drafting, rewriting and adjusting tone.
Key features
- Grammar, spelling and punctuation corrections as you type
- Clarity, conciseness and tone suggestions
- Generative AI to draft, rewrite and summarize text
- Browser extension and desktop apps that work across many websites and programs
- Style guides and brand tones for teams on business plans
Who it’s for
Professionals, students and teams who write a lot in English and want consistent, polished text without switching to a separate AI tool.
Pricing model
Free plan with limits; paid plans unlock higher usage and advanced features. Prices and limits change often, so always confirm on the official website.
Things to consider
- Review its data-handling settings before using it on confidential documents.
- Suggestions focus on English; support for other languages is more limited.
- Accepting every suggestion can flatten your personal voice.
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