Grammar Checker
Check grammar, spelling and punctuation in English and 20+ other languages, with one-click fixes.
Your text is checked by LanguageTool's free service, straight from your browser; SEOpeck does not store it. Do not paste passwords or confidential documents.
Grammar Checker
Typos and grammar slips cost trust, whether it is a job application, a client email or a blog post. This checker finds spelling mistakes, grammar errors such as "their / there" and subject-verb agreement, missing or extra commas, repeated words and awkward style, and suggests a fix for each. Click a suggestion to apply it, or Fix all to accept the first suggestion for every spelling, grammar and punctuation issue. It is powered by LanguageTool, the open-source checker, and works in English (US, UK, Canada, Australia) and over 20 other languages, which it can detect automatically. Turn on picky mode for extra style tips.
How to use Grammar Checker
- Type or paste your text (up to 20,000 characters).
- Choose the language or leave it on automatic, and click Check grammar.
- Go through the issues: click a suggestion to apply it, or Ignore to skip it.
- Copy the corrected text when you are done.
When it comes in handy
- Proofreading emails, cover letters and social posts before you send them.
- Checking blog posts and product pages for mistakes that make a site look careless.
- Writing in a second language with more confidence.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this grammar checker really free?
- Yes. It uses LanguageTool's free public service, which allows about 20 checks a minute and 20,000 characters per check. There is no sign-up and no word limit per day.
- Who sees my text?
- Your browser sends the text straight to LanguageTool (LanguageTooler GmbH, Germany) for checking; SEOpeck's server never receives it. LanguageTool says it does not store texts from its API. Still, do not paste passwords or confidential documents.
- Does it catch everything?
- No checker does. It catches most spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes, but read the text once more yourself, especially for words that are spelled right but used wrongly.
- Can it check British English?
- Yes. Choose English (UK) and it follows British spelling, such as colour and organise.