Grammar Checker
Paste text, get corrections with reasons — grammar, punctuation, spelling, style. Every change explained.
- AI powered
- Server processed
- Free
- No signup
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🔒 Your text is sent to our API + Anthropic's Claude API for correction, then discarded. Nothing is logged.
This tool sends your input to an AI model on our server to produce a result.
How to use Grammar Checker
- Paste your text into the box (up to 20,000 characters — about 3,500 words).
- Click Check grammar. Claude reviews for grammar, punctuation, spelling, and basic style errors — but does NOT rewrite for tone or clarity.
- Read the change list. Each change shows the original phrasing, the correction, the category (grammar / punctuation / spelling / style), and a short reason.
- Copy the corrected version with one click, or accept individual changes by editing the original manually.
Common use cases
- Emails before sending. Quick check on important emails — customer emails, cover letters, apology emails. Fixes typos and grammar without changing your voice.
- Blog posts and articles. Free alternative to Grammarly for the final pre-publish check. Shows the changes so you learn what you get wrong.
- Resume and cover letters. A single grammar error can knock a resume out of consideration. Check yours before applying.
- Non-native English writers. Article usage (a/an/the), preposition choice, and verb tense are the most common non-native errors. The change list explains each fix so you can learn the pattern.
- Academic writing. Fixes surface errors so reviewers focus on your ideas, not your typos.
Tips
- The tool intentionally does NOT rewrite for style, clarity, or tone. If you want a full rewrite, use the AI Humanizer or Paraphraser instead.
- For long documents, split by section — accuracy is best under ~1,000 words per request.
- The change categories help you learn: if 90% of your errors are 'punctuation', focus your English study there.
- For creative writing, review each change — sometimes 'errors' are intentional stylistic choices you want to keep.
Troubleshooting
- It missed an error I know is there.
- Claude is very good but not perfect. For critical work (legal, medical), have a human copyeditor do a final pass.
- It flagged something that's not an error.
- Grammar rules aren't universal — some things are 'wrong' in American English but standard British English (or vice versa). Ignore individual changes that don't apply.
Frequently asked questions
- Is my text stored?
- No. Zero-retention.
- Does it work for languages other than English?
- Best on English, but Claude also handles Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and other major languages well.
- How is this different from Grammarly?
- Grammarly runs its own trained models and offers a browser extension. This tool uses Claude, is one-shot (paste-and-check), and explains every change with a reason. Free, no signup. If you need real-time as-you-type checking, Grammarly's extension is better; for a periodic quality check, this is faster.
- Character limit?
- 20,000 characters per request.
- Can I run this in an editor?
- Yes — call /api/v1/grammar-fix from your editor or CI/CD. Same free rate limits.