LanguageTool
Check a passage for language and style, compare paraphrases, and keep the checker near the document being revised.
Sources checked 3 October 2026.
PlansFree; from $24.90/mo $24.90 monthly or $69.90 yearly; checked page includes VAT
- Basic
- Free
- Limited rephrasing and proofreading.
- Premium
- $24.90/month
- Individual subscription, billed monthly; unlimited sentence rephrasing and enhanced checks.
- Premium Annual
- $69.90/year
- Individual subscription, equivalent to $5.83 per month; the checked page lists prices including VAT.
AI & setupAI includedFree Basic plan
Paraphrasing needs an account and internet access; Premium removes the three-use daily paraphrase limit.
Where it worksWeb, macOS, Windows, iOSWeb, Mac, Windows, iOS
Browser and document add-ons bring checks into supported writing surfaces.
Usage & termsFree paraphrasing: three uses/dayBasic/Premium fields: 2K/150K characters
Paraphrasing supports fewer languages than grammar checking; Premium is required for unlimited uses.
The current privacy policy says LanguageTool user inputs are not used to train its language algorithms or models.
Check language and dialect together
Proofreading covers more than 30 languages and dialects, with checks for spelling, punctuation, grammar, and style. English variants include US, UK, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, and South African usage, helping a manuscript follow the conventions of its intended edition.
The depth of checking varies by language; enhanced Premium checks are available for a smaller set of languages.
Find another way through an awkward sentence
Rephrasing offers fluent, concise, formal, simple, and general alternatives. These controls give the author a specific direction for revision, such as reducing the length of a paragraph's key sentence or making an explanation easier to follow. Rephrasing supports six languages, fewer than the proofreading checker.
Paraphrasing and writing integrations
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Bring the checker into familiar documents
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Browser add-ons and integrations for Word, Google Docs, LibreOffice, and Apple Pages let the editing support accompany the draft. Desktop and iOS apps provide other entry points, so the same language choices can carry into articles, correspondence, and web copy.
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Make the suggestions fit the project
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A personal dictionary can recognize names and terminology that recur in a book. Premium's style guide adds custom rules, while Picky Mode brings additional style and punctuation issues into view. Team plans extend this to a shared dictionary and style guide for authors working with collaborators.
Feature details & official sources
Purpose and capability information checked 3 October 2026.
Platform and pricing reference: 24 October 2026.
Recorded requirements and limits
- Rephrasing needs an account and internet connection. It supports fewer languages than grammar checking; unlimited rephrasing requires Premium.
- Free paraphrasing is limited to three uses daily. The Premium comparison lists 2,000 characters per Basic text field and 150,000 for Premium.
- Texts are processed through the service. The current privacy policy states that LanguageTool user inputs are not used to train its language algorithms or models.
Information may be inaccurate. Confirm details on the official website. Report errors to [email protected].