Grammarly
AI writing assistant that fixes grammar, tone and clarity everywhere you type.
Free plan; Pro around $12/mo; Business plans available.

Grammarly is one of the best-known tools in the writing category, helping millions catch mistakes and improve how their text reads. It works quietly in the background across browsers, desktop apps and phones, underlining issues as you type.
What it does
At its core, Grammarly checks grammar, spelling and punctuation in real time. Beyond that, it flags problems with clarity, tone and conciseness, suggesting rewrites that make sentences easier to read. Newer generative AI features can draft text from a short prompt, shorten long passages, or shift a message from casual to formal.
Because it lives in a browser extension, a desktop app and a mobile keyboard, the same feedback follows you into email, documents, social posts and chat.
Who it’s for
Students, professionals and teams who want cleaner, more confident writing without leaving their usual apps. The free plan handles everyday corrections well, while Pro and Business plans add tone controls, advanced rewrites, plagiarism checks and shared style guides. It suits non-native English writers and busy professionals who value quick, dependable polish over deep stylistic control.
Key features
- Real-time grammar, spelling and punctuation checks
- Clarity, conciseness and tone suggestions
- Generative AI rewrites and drafting from prompts
- Browser extension, desktop app and mobile keyboard
- Plagiarism detection on paid plans
- Style guides and brand tones for teams
Pros & cons
👍 Pros
- Works almost everywhere you write
- Strong free tier for everyday use
- Clear, easy-to-apply suggestions
👎 Cons
- Advanced features require a paid plan
- Suggestions can be overzealous in creative writing
Grammarly — FAQ
Is Grammarly free?
Yes, Grammarly has a free plan that covers core grammar, spelling and basic clarity checks. Pro unlocks advanced suggestions, tone and rewrites for around $12/month.
Where does Grammarly work?
It works across the web through a browser extension, in a desktop app, in Microsoft Office, and on iOS and Android via the Grammarly keyboard.
Does Grammarly use AI?
Yes. Alongside its grammar engine, Grammarly offers generative AI features that can rewrite sentences, adjust tone, shorten text and draft content from prompts.
Can Grammarly detect plagiarism?
Premium and Business plans include a plagiarism checker that compares your text against billions of web pages and academic sources.




