Q: Does Wordtune work in Google Docs and Microsoft Word?
Yes, through their browser extension it works in Google Docs, and they have a dedicated add-in for Microsoft Word. You can also copy and paste text into their web app if you prefer.
Q: Will it change the meaning of what I've written?
Wordtune is designed to preserve your original meaning while improving clarity and tone. However, you should always review suggestions to ensure they match your intent, especially for important communications.
Q: How many rewrites do I get with the free version?
The free plan allows 10 sentence rewrites per day. This resets daily, so it's suitable for light use but limiting if you write professionally.
Q: Can it help with grammar mistakes?
Wordtune focuses on rewriting and tone rather than grammar correction. While better phrasing often fixes grammar issues, you might want to pair it with a dedicated grammar checker for comprehensive editing.
Q: Is my writing data private and secure?
Wordtune processes your text to provide suggestions, but they state they don't store or use your content for training. Check their privacy policy for full details about data handling.