Proofreading tool
Correct surface errors and show the meaningful edits without rewriting your message unnecessarily.
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See an example
Illustrative example, written for Jeeves.
- Text to proofread
- Hi team, The workshop start at 10am on Saturday. Please brings your notebook and a pen. We have reserved Room A, but the final room has not been confirmed. Its important that everyone checks the update before travelling. Thanks, Lena
- Style preferences
- British English. Keep the friendly note. Flag confusing facts.
Example result
Corrected text
Hi team,
The workshop starts at 10 am on Saturday. Please bring your notebook and a pen. We have reserved Room A, but the final room has not been confirmed. It's important that everyone checks the update before travelling.
Thanks,
Lena
Corrections
• Changed “start” to “starts” to agree with “workshop.”
• Changed “brings” to “bring” in the request.
• Changed “Its” to “It's,” meaning “it is.”
• Added a space in “10 am” for consistent presentation.
Check before sending
The room statement may confuse readers. If Room A is only provisional, say that explicitly. Also confirm where attendees should find “the update”; the draft does not identify a place or channel.
Get a better result
- Paste the draft with its original formatting.
- State the language variety and terms to preserve.
- Review uncertain wording and factual flags before using the clean copy.
Before you use the result
- Proofreading does not verify factual claims, references, or specialized terminology.
- Deliberate dialect or stylistic choices may need your judgment.
Common questions
Will it rewrite my whole draft?
The default is a light correction. Ask for a broader rewrite if you also want changes to structure, tone, or length.
Can I choose British or American English?
Yes. Put the preference in the style field and identify any organization-specific spellings you need to keep.