How we separated the picks
Every tool here corrects grammar; they differ in how deeply they edit and where they fit a workflow. We compared feature coverage, pricing boundaries, store disclosures, and the scale and recency of each public record — no hands-on scoring, only the verifiable evidence.

Grammarly
The most proven record in the category: broad site support, mature tone controls, and the largest public user and rating base we cover.

ProWritingAid
Style, structure, and readability reports that go deeper than sentence-level correction for essays and manuscripts.

LanguageTool
Strong correction across dozens of languages with an open-source core and a self-hosting option.

QuillBot
Grammar checking plus the strongest dedicated paraphrasing modes, one extension instead of two.

Wordtune
Sentence-by-sentence alternatives with tone control — polish rather than deep report-driven editing.

Linguix
Covers everyday correction with snippet shortcuts, though its smaller public footprint is the caveat our review names.
What to check before installing
Sources
Rankings use current store records, feature coverage, and first-party developer documentation.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Store metrics, feature claims, and data categories.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Rating, rating count, public users, version, update date, and publisher disclosures verified August 20, 2026.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Rating, users, version, update date, and data categories.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Store facts and disclosed data handling.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Store metrics, update date, and privacy disclosure.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Rating, rating count, public users, version, update date, and publisher disclosures verified August 20, 2026.