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Grammar and Style Check

Clean prose, your voice intact

Grammar, spelling, punctuation, style and word choice, checked across the whole chapter. Every fix explained, every change yours to accept.

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  • No word cap
  • Every fix explained
  • Included in Plus, Pro and Ultra
Style check tooltip in the AIWriteBook editor with the reason and three suggested rewrites

Proofread without the slog

Without it

  • Typos slip through the third read
  • Generic checkers flatten your style
  • Fixes arrive with no reason, so you cannot judge them

With it

  • Issues flagged in the editor as you work
  • Style suggestions are optional, never forced
  • Each fix comes with a one-line reason

Polish a chapter in four steps

  1. 01Step

    Spot issues in the editor

    Underlines mark problems. Click one for the reason and three rewrites.

    In-editor style check tooltip with suggested actions
  2. 02Step

    Or paste any text

    Run the Grammar Checker on a chapter written anywhere.

    Grammar Checker with a pasted passage containing errors
  3. 03Step

    Read every fix

    Original, correction and reason, side by side.

    List of nine issues, each with the original struck through, the fix and a reason
  4. 04Step

    Copy the clean version

    The corrected text keeps your meaning and paragraph breaks.

    Corrected version of the passage ready to copy

A style fix, in context

A real suggestion on our demo novel, The Salt Road.

Before

Telling

Mara stood on the bottom step and wiped her boots on the iron scraper. A baker learned to let dough rest before shaping it, and she had spent twenty years learning that men who liked their own importance would always give you an opening if you let them speak first. She knocked twice with her bare knuckles.

After

Showing

Mara stood on the bottom step and scraped the salt-mud from her heels against the iron blade. She did not raise her hand right away. She waited three full breaths, letting the sound of the gull overhead die out, before she knocked twice with her bare knuckles.

Plus an editor's summary

What it checks

  • Grammar

    Agreement, tense and sentence structure.

  • Spelling

    Typos and commonly confused words.

  • Punctuation

    Commas, quotes, dialogue tags.

  • Style

    Telling, filler and repetition, as optional suggestions.

  • Word choice

    Weak or vague words with stronger options.

  • Whole chapters

    No word cap. Paste a page or a manuscript.

10 credits per Grammar Checker run. Included in Plus, Pro and Ultra.

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