Wordtune

What it does

Wordtune takes in text you write or read and produces suggested rewrites, proofread corrections, alternative tones, continuations, translations into English, and summaries of documents, articles, webpages and YouTube videos. Its rewrite suggestions are context-based and can switch between casual and formal tone, lengthen or shorten sentences, and offer smart synonyms.

People typically use Wordtune for emails, texts, academic essays, work communications and content creation, and to paraphrase sources. Its distinguishing features are the combination of writing help with reading tools such as summaries, and suggestions that continue or expand a paragraph instead of only fixing grammar.

Wordtune suits students, writers, marketers and support staff who want editing help before sending messages. A free Basic plan with limited use is available, and paid plans start with a 3-day free trial that requires payment details. Output is limited to English writing, with translation supported from several other languages, and usage caps apply on the free and lower tiers.

What it can do

• Context-based rewrite suggestions that match writing style and tone
• Switch between casual and formal tones
• Proofreading for spelling, grammar and phrasing
• Continue writing from where you left off, expand or add a conclusion
• Translate text into English from supported languages
• Summarize documents, articles, webpages and YouTube videos

Works with

• Works with 'your favorite apps' per page text; specific named integrations not listed

Example workflows

Polish an email before sending

Illustrative example. Input: a draft email. Steps: run proofreading, pick a rewrite suggestion, switch tone to formal. Output: corrected, formal-toned email text.

Summarize a research article

Illustrative example. Input: an article URL or document. Steps: use the summarize feature, review the summary to decide whether to read in full. Output: a condensed summary of the source.

Before you choose

• Basic has daily rewrite and monthly summary limits.
• The three-day paid trial requires cancellation before it converts to a paid subscription.
• Review rewritten text for meaning, accuracy and fit before using it.

Listed under

• Marketing
• Productivity
• Social and video
• Writing and docs
• Email writing
• English writing
• Grammar checker
• Paraphrasing
• Professionals
• Proofreading

Get started

Sign-up is free with no credit card required on the homepage.

1. Create a Wordtune account and open the web editor.
2. Install the Chrome extension if you want rewriting in supported browser workflows.
3. Choose free Basic or review the payment and cancellation terms for a paid-plan trial.

The rendered annual view shows Advanced at $6.99/month and Unlimited at $9.99/month, billed annually. The page uses a dollar symbol without an explicit currency code; confirm currency, annual checkout total and renewal terms. The separate three-day paid-plan trial requires payment details and converts to paid service unless cancelled. Basic remains free with limits.

3-day free trial.

Source: wordtune.com/plans, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

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• Wordtune — Express yourself with confidence ↗www.wordtune.com
• Wordtune Pricing and Plans | Choose Your Plan ↗www.wordtune.com

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