Everyday emails
Run a quick check before sending so small slips do not distract from your message.
Fix grammar, spelling and punctuation in any language and see a list of what changed.
This grammar checker reads your text, works out what language it is in, and corrects it in that language. It fixes grammar, spelling, punctuation and agreement errors, and smooths phrasing that is clearly awkward, but it leaves correct sentences alone so your voice stays your own. You get the corrected text first, then a short list of what changed.
It is handy for emails, reports, posts and assignments, and for anyone who writes in more than one language and wants a single tool. If you always write in one language, Inkwell also has dedicated checkers for English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew, Urdu, Marathi, Gujarati, Malayalam, Malay and Afrikaans, each tuned to that language's common mistakes.
Paste your text in any language.
Press Check.
Copy the corrected text and look over the list of changes.
Run a quick check before sending so small slips do not distract from your message.
Check text in different languages in one place without switching tools.
Catch errors in a final draft and learn from the list of changes.
Most widely written languages. It detects the language automatically and corrects in that language without translating.
No. It fixes errors and clearly awkward phrasing only. For broader rewording, use the Paragraph Rewriter.
Yes. It follows the conventions your text already uses.
Up to 12,000 characters per check. It is free and needs no sign-up.
Rewrite stiff, robotic drafts so they read like a real person wrote them.
🔍Estimate whether text was written by AI and see the exact signals behind the call.
🔁Reword a paragraph with fresh phrasing, a new tone or a tighter length, keeping the meaning.
❓Turn notes, chapters or articles into quiz questions with an answer key.
↔️Make short text longer by adding relevant detail, examples and explanation without changing your point.
🔁Get several clear new versions of an awkward or repetitive sentence, all with the same meaning.