iGrammar writing tool

    Free Online Spell Checker

    Find spelling mistakes in context, including typos and words that look right but do not fit the sentence. Review every suggestion before you copy your polished text. Use the focused editor for a quick first pass, then review each suggestion in context before you copy the version that fits your meaning and audience.

    No account is required for the web editor. Review every suggestion before using it.

    How to use the spell checker

    1. 1

      Paste your spell or draft.

    2. 2

      Run the focused iGrammar check.

    3. 3

      Review, apply, or copy the result.

    See a spell checker example

    The example below shows the kind of improvement to review—not a promise that every text will receive the same changes.

    Before

    Their going to recieve the documents tommorow.

    After

    They're going to receive the documents tomorrow.

    Confused word

    They're means they are, which fits the sentence.

    Misspelling

    Receive uses the standard spelling.

    Typo

    Tomorrow has one m after the o.

    What this checker looks for

    Typos
    Transposed letters
    Misspelled words
    Homophones
    Contextual word errors

    Who uses it?

    Checking a message, email, or caption before publishing
    Proofreading a draft when a dictionary-only spellcheck is not enough
    Checking a short draft before sending or publishing it
    Reviewing a paragraph when a basic spellcheck misses context
    Making a final proofreading pass before sharing a document

    Tips for better writing

    • Read real-word errors in the whole sentence, not in isolation.
    • Watch for homophones such as their, there, and they’re.
    • Keep a final read-through after accepting spelling suggestions.
    • Read the sentence around every highlighted suggestion before applying it.
    • Keep names, product terms, and specialist vocabulary when they are intentional.
    • Use the focused checker first, then use the broader editor for a final pass.
    • Copy the corrected version only after checking that the meaning is unchanged.

    Frequently asked questions

    Is this a dictionary-only spell checker?

    No. iGrammar considers the surrounding sentence so it can surface some commonly confused words as well as obvious misspellings.

    Can it correct repeated typos?

    Yes. Paste the text containing the typo and review the highlighted suggestions in the result.

    Does it change names or technical terms?

    Review suggestions before applying them, especially for names, product terms, and specialist vocabulary.

    Will the focused checker change my meaning?

    It is designed to preserve your meaning while highlighting likely grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, or context issues. Review the suggested result before applying it.

    Can I use this checker without an account?

    Yes. You can paste text into the web editor and run a check without creating an account. The available free-credit balance is shown in the editor.

    What should I do after the result appears?

    Read the explanation, apply only the changes you agree with, and copy the final text. For a broader rewrite, use the paraphrase or tone tools in the same workspace.

    Can I check more than one sentence?

    Yes. The editor accepts longer drafts, although focused checks work best when the text matches the page's intended writing context.

    How iGrammar helps

    iGrammar keeps the input, focused context, suggestions, explanations, and corrected output in one workspace. You decide which changes to apply and can continue with rewriting, summarizing, tone improvement, or another focused check.

    Focused context
    Reviewable suggestions
    One writing workspace

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