Grammarly Editor

Grammarly Editor is an online writing tool that provides automated proofreading, grammar check, and plagiarism detection. It’s a helpful tool for writers, students, and professionals who want to write clear and mistake-free content.

Grammarly Editor uses advanced algorithms to scan your text for mistakes and suggest corrections. It examines your content for grammatical errors, punctuation mistakes, spelling errors, and writing style issues. The software indicates the areas where suggestions can be made and allows the user to review and accept or reject them.

Basic functionality of Grammarly Editor is free. However, to access the full features you need to upgrade to a paid version, which includes advanced checks for grammar, punctuation, context, and sentence structure.

Yes. Grammarly Editor takes privacy and security very seriously. All uploaded content is encrypted and stored securely on their servers. Upon completion of the feedback session, all data is deleted from their system.

Yes, Grammarly’s MS Word add-in allows you to run it within Microsoft Word on both Windows and Mac devices. This feature provides users the ability to polish their content directly while writing.

Yes, Grammarly offers extensions for the Chrome, Safari, and Firefox browsers. It can be used in conjunction with other software like Slack, Gmail, and other writing applications to help provide editing, proofreading and suggestions within the platform.

While Grammarly Editor strives to provide accurate feedback, it’s an automated tool. Sometimes the suggested corrections may not apply to the context of the sentence or paragraph and may not fit a user's intended style or tone. Therefore, a manual review is still important in ensuring that the content is polished to perfection.

Grammarly Editor supports multiple languages including but not limited to English (American, Australian, Canadian, and British), Spanish (Spain and Latin America), French, German, Italian and Portuguese.

No. While Grammarly can help identify certain basic issues like punctuation errors, contextual spelling mistakes etc., it does not assist with complex problems such as generating citations, formatting bibliographies etc.

Grammarly Editor includes a plagiarism checker that checks your writing against over 16 billion web pages. The software flags any potential plagiarism sources and informs the user of any improperly cited content. It provides the user with a percentage of their text that appears to be plagiarized, and offers suggestions about how to fix it.