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Grammar Checker

Paste your text below and click Check Grammar. Detects common typos, repeated words, missing capitals, spacing errors, and punctuation mistakes. No signup — your text stays in your browser.

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Why Run a Grammar Check Before You Send?

Even careful writers miss things. A single typo in an email to a client, a repeated word in a cover letter, or a missing capital at the start of a sentence can undermine an otherwise polished piece of writing. A quick grammar check catches the mechanical errors that slip past when you're focused on content.

When to Use a Grammar Checker

What This Checker Detects

The Limits of Rule-Based Grammar Checkers

This tool is excellent at finding mechanical errors — typos, spacing, capitalization, punctuation. It cannot detect complex grammatical issues like subject-verb disagreement, wrong tense, dangling modifiers, or sentences that are grammatically correct but unclear. For those issues, read your text aloud or ask a colleague to proofread.

Use this tool alongside the word counter to check both the length and the correctness of your writing before you send.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, completely free. No signup, no account, no word limits. Paste your text and click Check Grammar. All analysis runs locally in JavaScript — your text never leaves your browser.

This tool detects common spelling typos (over 40), repeated consecutive words, missing capital letters after sentence-ending punctuation, missing spaces after commas and other punctuation marks, double spaces, and repeated punctuation marks like "!!" or "??".

Rule-based checkers are very reliable for mechanical errors — typos, double words, missing punctuation spacing, capitalization. They cannot detect complex issues like wrong tense, misplaced modifiers, or sentences that read awkwardly. Use it as a quick sanity check before proofreading manually.

The best free grammar checker depends on your needs. For fast mechanical checks — typos, spacing, capitalization — a rule-based tool like this one is instant and private. For deeper grammar analysis involving sentence structure and style, AI-based tools offer broader coverage but typically require an account.