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A grammar checker is an online tool that scans your writing for grammar, spelling, punctuation and style mistakes — then flags each issue so you can fix it before you publish, submit or send your text.
It works by comparing your text against common language rules and patterns, catching problems like missing punctuation, repeated words, incorrect spacing and commonly confused words.
Our free grammar checker is built around one goal: help you write clearer, cleaner and more confident text, every time.
Type, paste, or upload, Word or text file.
Click "Check Grammar" to scan your entire text.
See every flagged mistake with a short explanation.
Edit your text and run the check again until it's clean.
Flags commonly misspelled and mistyped words.
Catches missing periods, extra commas and stray marks.
Detects double spaces and inconsistent spacing.
Finds sentences that don't start with a capital letter.
Highlights accidental word duplication in a sentence.
Flags mix-ups like their/there and your/you're.
Polish essays and assignments before submitting.
Send error-free emails, reports and proposals.
Catch mistakes before publishing content online.
Build confidence writing in a second language.
"Their" shows possession, "there" refers to a place, and "they're" is short for "they are".
"Its" shows possession (its color), while "it's" is short for "it is" or "it has".
Modern style guides recommend a single space after a full stop, not two.
If a sentence covers more than one idea, consider splitting it or adding a conjunction.
Yes, it's completely free to use with no sign-up required.
You can upload .txt, and .docx files, or simply paste your text directly.
No, it highlights each issue with an explanation so you can review and correct it yourself.
The original file is processed in your browser and is not uploaded or stored on our servers. When you click Check Grammar, the extracted text is sent to our grammar-check endpoint so it can be checked.
Yes, it works well for essays, reports, emails and any general writing.
It catches common mistakes well, but for nuanced or professional editing, pairing it with a human proofreader is recommended.