Grammarly

Grammarly is an AI writing assistant that analyzes your English text in real time to detect grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, and tone issues. It then suggests edits and explains why, helping you correct mistakes and improve your writing as you go.

Grammarly offers a free version with essential grammar, spelling, and punctuation checks, plus basic suggestions. Paid plans unlock advanced features such as full clarity rewrites, tone suggestions, style improvements, and plagiarism detection. For detailed and current pricing, please see the official website.

Grammarly states that it uses industry-standard security practices to protect your data and does not sell your personal text to third parties. You can control where Grammarly runs and what it checks. For full details, review Grammarly’s privacy policy and security documentation on its website.

Yes. Grammarly is widely used by non-native English speakers to catch common errors, improve word choice, and make sentences more natural. The explanations and examples help you learn patterns over time, making it a useful tool for both correction and learning.

Grammarly works on major browsers via extensions, and offers desktop apps, a web editor, a mobile keyboard, and integrations with tools like Gmail, Google Docs, and Microsoft Office. Availability can vary by device and region, so check the official site for the latest compatibility list.