What is Wordtune?
Wordtune is an AI writing assistant from AI21 Labs that rewrites, shortens and polishes sentences anywhere you type, for students and professionals. AI21 Labs, an Israeli AI company that also builds its own language models, launched Wordtune as a browser extension, and it now works in a web editor and across sites such as Gmail, Google Docs and LinkedIn.
Wordtune focuses on sentence-level rewriting rather than generating whole documents. You select a sentence and it offers alternative phrasings, or you can make text more casual, more formal, shorter or longer. It also summarizes long articles and videos and checks grammar and spelling. People use it to tighten emails, rephrase awkward sentences in essays, adjust tone for business writing and help non-native English writers sound natural.
Main Features
- Suggests several rewrites for any selected sentence.
- Changes tone to casual or formal with one click.
- Shortens or expands text while keeping the meaning.
- Summarizes long articles, PDFs and YouTube videos.
- Checks spelling and grammar as you type.
- Works in Gmail, Google Docs, LinkedIn and other sites through a Chrome extension.
How to Get Started with Wordtune
- Sign up for a free account on wordtune.com.
- Install the Wordtune extension for Chrome or Edge.
- Highlight a sentence in any text box and click the Wordtune icon.
- Pick a rewrite or change the tone, then accept the suggestion.
Wordtune Pricing
The free Basic plan includes 10 rewrites and AI suggestions per day, 3 summaries per month and unlimited spelling and grammar fixes. Advanced costs $6.99 per month, or $4.89 per month billed yearly, with 30 rewrites a day. Unlimited costs $9.99 per month, or $6.99 per month billed yearly, and removes the rewrite limits.
Who Should Use It?
- Non-native English writers polishing emails and documents.
- Students rephrasing sentences in essays.
- Professionals adjusting tone in business messages.
- Job seekers tightening cover letters and LinkedIn posts.
- Readers summarizing long articles and videos.
Wordtune Alternatives
- QuillBot: popular paraphraser with a citation generator for students
- Grammarly: deeper grammar and style checks for teams
- LanguageTool: multilingual grammar checking in more languages
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wordtune free?
Yes, Wordtune has a free Basic plan with 10 rewrites per day and unlimited grammar checks. Paid plans start at $4.89 per month billed yearly.
What is Wordtune used for?
Wordtune is used to rephrase sentences, change tone, shorten text and summarize long content. It works in your browser on sites like Gmail and Google Docs.
Does Wordtune work with Google Docs?
Yes. With the Chrome extension installed, Wordtune suggestions appear inside Google Docs, Gmail, LinkedIn and many other text fields.
Wordtune vs QuillBot: which is better?
Wordtune is better for natural sentence rewrites and tone changes, while QuillBot is stronger for paraphrasing whole paragraphs and citations. Students often prefer QuillBot and professionals often prefer Wordtune.