Grammar Fixer

No — by design, it returns only the corrected version, with no annotations or explanation of each fix. If you want to learn from your mistakes rather than just get corrected text, try pasting a shorter passage and comparing it side-by-side with the output.

It's a real AI (Claude) reading your actual text and rewriting it — not a fixed rule-based checker like a spell-check dictionary, so it can catch context-dependent errors that simple rule checkers miss.

It's instructed to fix only grammar, spelling, and punctuation — not to change your tone or wording choices. If you also want a style/tone change, use Tone Changer or one of the specific tone converters afterward.

Input is capped at roughly 4,000 characters per request, and fair-use rate limits apply to keep the free tool available for everyone.