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Check the focused field. Right-click or Alt+Shift+P. Orange underlines, Accept or Ignore.
Underline mistakes in Gmail, Messenger, and forms. Accept a fix without leaving the page.
Check the focused field. Right-click or Alt+Shift+P. Orange underlines, Accept or Ignore.
Proofread inside Google Docs with the separate add-on. The Chrome extension does not run in Docs.
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Yes. You get a free daily allowance of proofreading checks in Chrome, Google Docs, the web editor, and the mobile apps. Premium costs $5/month and removes the limit.
The Chrome, Firefox, and Edge extensions check the text field you are typing in, such as Gmail, Messenger, and web forms. There is also a Google Docs add-on, a web editor, and Android and iOS apps.
Right-click in the field or press Alt+Shift+P. Issues are underlined in orange, and you can accept or ignore each fix without leaving the page.
No. Google Docs needs the separate Proofread Bot add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace.
Yes. Open the web editor, paste or type your text, and review the suggestions in your browser.