Wordtune

What Is Wordtune?

Wordtune is an AI writing assistant. Users can highlight a sentence or paragraph and pick a new version from a list of rewrites. They can switch the tone between casual and formal, make text shorter or longer, and fix spelling and grammar. Wordtune also summarizes documents, articles, webpages and YouTube videos. It writes in English only.

Who Should Use Wordtune?

Wordtune is useful for people who write emails, essays, messages and posts and want help with wording and tone. People who write in another language can translate text into English with it. Readers should check the daily limits on the Basic and Advanced plans, because the screenshot caps rewrites and summaries.

How Does Wordtune Work?

1. Sign up for free and write or paste your text.

2. Highlight the sentence or paragraph you want to change.

3. Click Paraphrase and choose a suggestion from the list.

4. Pick a tone, such as casual or formal, or make the text shorter or longer.

5. Use the summarize or generate tools when you need a short summary or new text.

Wordtune Pricing and Plans

The screenshot shows three plans: Basic at $0.00, Advanced at $6.99 per month billed annually, and Unlimited at $9.99 per month billed annually. Unlimited is marked Recommended and carries a -50% tag. Basic allows 10 rewrites and AI suggestions per day. Advanced allows 30 per day and 15 AI summarizations per month. Unlimited has no limit on rewrites and summaries. Advanced and Unlimited each offer a 3-day free trial. The screenshot shows annual billing only.

Is Wordtune Free?

Yes. The screenshot shows a Basic plan at $0.00, marked as the current plan. It includes 10 rewrites and AI suggestions per day, AI generations, 3 AI summarizations per month, and unlimited spelling corrections and grammar checks. Wordtune's page also says sign-up is free and needs no credit card.

Wordtune Key Features

Rewrite

Rewrite lets users highlight a sentence or paragraph and choose from new versions. Users can also pick a casual or formal tone and make text shorter or longer. Basic allows 10 rewrites and AI suggestions per day, Advanced allows 30, and Unlimited has no limit.

Spelling and Grammar Checks

Wordtune checks spelling and grammar and underlines errors with suggested fixes. The screenshot lists unlimited spelling corrections and grammar checks on all three plans. Unlimited also lists vocabulary enhancements, clarity improvements and fluency increases.

Summarize

Summarize shortens documents, articles, webpages and YouTube videos. Wordtune's guide says it takes PDFs, links or pasted text up to 20,000 words. Basic allows 3 AI summarizations per month, Advanced allows 15, and Unlimited has no limit in the screenshot.

Generate and Spices

Generate writes new text from a prompt or from templates such as emails, LinkedIn posts and product descriptions. Wordtune's guide says prompts can be up to 1,000 characters. Spices, a tool beside the text, can continue a draft, explain a point or add an example.

Languages and Apps

Wordtune works in English only, but it can translate text from other languages into English. Its guide lists 10 languages, including Spanish, Arabic, Hindi and Korean. It is available as Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions and an iOS app, and works with Word and Google Docs.

Should You Use Wordtune?

Wordtune fits people who write in English and want help with wording, tone and short summaries. The Basic plan lets users try it, but it limits rewrites to 10 per day and summaries to 3 per month. Paid plans raise those limits, and both include a 3-day trial. This overview is based on publicly available product information and is not a hands-on review.