Overview
A writing assistant that checks spelling, grammar and clarity as you type, with AI features for rewriting and adjusting tone. It works across many websites and apps through extensions and add-ins.
- Category
- AI Writing
- Main use
- Proofreading emails
- AI capability
- AI is the core product
- Built for
- Solo / freelancer, Small business (2–50), Mid-size (51–250), Large organisation
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Who Grammarly is for
Students, professionals and non-native English writers who want cleaner writing everywhere they type.
Key features
- Grammar and spelling checks
- Clarity and tone suggestions
- Browser extension and app integrations
These describe the product’s core, publicly documented purpose. We haven’t yet confirmed each one hands-on, and features vary by plan — check the official site for specifics.
Use cases
- Proofreading emails
- Polishing reports and assignments
- Adjusting tone for different audiences
Integrations
Connects via: Browser or editor extension
Notable integrations: Google Docs, Microsoft Word
As publicly listed by the vendor — not yet verified by ToolTarvern. This isn’t a complete list — check Grammarly’s own integrations directory for everything it connects to.
Platforms & availability
- Web browser
- Windows
- macOS
- iPhone / iPad
- Android
- Browser or editor extension
As publicly listed by the vendor — not yet verified by ToolTarvern.
Country availability: Not yet verified — some products restrict sign-ups, payments or features by country, so check before you commit.
Pricing & free plan
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Free plan: not yet verified.
Pros & cons
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You may also need
Free tools and pages that help with the same job as Grammarly.
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- Free tool Text Case Converter Fix the capitalisation of headings and titles
Explore categories
- Category AI Writing tools Grammarly’s main category
- Category AI Research tools Check facts and sources before you publish
- Category AI Marketing tools Turn drafts into campaigns and ads
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Transparency
- Last reviewed hands-on
- Not yet reviewed
- Profile last updated
- Facts checked
- Not yet checked by an editor
- Pricing checked
- Not yet checked by an editor
- Editorial review
- Not yet completed
- Country availability
- Not yet verified
- Affiliate disclosure
- We have no affiliate relationship with this company. The “Visit” link earns us nothing.
- Hands-on testing
- Not yet — this profile is based on public information
- Screenshots
- None yet
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