No one tool can do it all - nor can one of these tools wave away the work and critical thinking necessary for a well-edited blog post, magazine article or book.Ī grammar checker doesn’t replace a human editor. What you want in a grammar checker or editing tool will influence which one(s) you choose. Since editing has a broad definition - basically anything that improves your writing - it’s not surprising that the tools I tried had different functions, from checking grammar and style to eliminating unnecessary words, to identifying areas for improvement. Besides being an author, I’m an editor, so I also weighed each tool against what I’d look for when editing. That means if you purchase through our links, you’re supporting The Write Life - and we thank you for that! Putting the best grammar checker tools to the testĭuring self-edits on my latest manuscript, I experimented with editing tools, both free and paid, to determine which could be most beneficial to The Write Life’s audience.
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