Grammarly Alternatives for LibreOffice

    Grammarly is not available for LibreOffice but there are a few alternatives with similar functionality. The best LibreOffice alternative is LanguageTool, which is both free and Open Source. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked more than 50 alternatives to Grammarly and four of them are available for LibreOffice so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. Other interesting LibreOffice alternatives to Grammarly are Grammalecte (Free, Open Source), COL - Latin Spellchecker (Free) and Scribens (Free).

    The list of alternatives was last updated May 11, 2021
    Grammarly info, screenshots & reviewsAlternatives to Grammarly
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    Platforms

    × Clear
    • Online
    • Windows
    • Mac
    • Google Chrome
    • Software as a Service (SaaS)
    • Linux
    • Android
    • iPhone
    • Microsoft Office Word
    • Firefox
    • Google Drive - Docs
    • iPad
    • Chrome OS
    • Microsoft Office Outlook
    • Apache OpenOffice
    • LibreOffice
    • Wordpress
    • Self-Hosted
    • Microsoft Edge
    • Thunderbird

    Features

    • Grammar check
    • Writing tool
    • Spell checking
    • Proofreading
    • Grammar tool
    • Automated proofreading
    • Educational
    • Grammatical Error Checking
    • Plagiarism Check
    • Readability
    • Google Chrome Extensions
    • Firefox Extensions
    • AI powered
    • Multiple languages
    • Artificial intelligence
    • Browser integration
    • French
    • Google Classroom integration
    • Delivery reports
    • Distraction free writing

    License

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    • LanguageTool

      Free proofreading tool for LibreOffice, Apache OpenOffice, https://alternativeto. View 43 alternatives to LanguageTool
      Some users think LanguageTool is a great alternative to Grammarly, some don't.
      • Freemium • Open Source
      • Mac
      • Windows
      • Linux
      • Online
      • Android
      • Microsoft Edge
      • Google Chrome
      • Microsoft Office Outlook
      • SDL TRADOS
      • Safari
      • Visual Studio Code
      • Microsoft Office Word
      • Eclipse
      • TinyMCE
      • TeXstudio
      • Google Drive - Docs
      • Thunderbird
      • Vim
      • OmegaT
      • Sublime Text
      • GNU Emacs
      • Opera
      • Fidus Writer
      • LyX
      • LibreOffice
      • <oXygen/> XML Editor
      • Apache OpenOffice
      • Firefox
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      LanguageTool vs Grammarly
      pros, cons and recent comments
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      RemovedUser Open source, *cheaper*, works in more languages.
      Top positive comment  about 1 year ago

      4
      It supports more than just English and is privacy-minded
      Top positive comment  about 2 years ago

      4
      It doesn't work very well. For example, it shows all is good if I type in the following: "Can you do plan by yourself? Yoda I speak like and check grammar I do. "
      Top negative comment  about 1 year ago

      9
      Mansampard01 Since end of 2018 it has an browser extension that is on par with grammarly. It supports much more languages than grammarly.
      Positive comment • over 2 years ago

      2
      antoninslejska I use the tool as Firefox for English and German. It works perfect.
      Positive comment • over 2 years ago

      -1
      It does not correct the style of writing to a better way, it just corrects spelling and grammar.
      Negative comment • over 3 years ago

      11
      phirestalker Too many false negatives and it doesn't help much with comma placement
      Negative comment • almost 4 years ago

      4
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    • Grammalecte

      Grammalecte is a French grammar checker. View 11 alternatives to Grammalecte
      Almost everyone thinks Grammalecte is a great alternative to Grammarly.
      • Free • Open Source
      • Mac
      • Windows
      • Linux
      • Chrome OS
      • Google Chrome
      • Python
      • Thunderbird
      • Vim
      • Sublime Text
      • GNU Emacs
      • Pluma
      • LibreOffice
      • Firefox
      • LibreOffice - Writer
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    • COL - Latin Spellchecker

      COL (Correcteur Orthographique de Latin) is a free tool providing assistance to check the spelling of a Latin text. Available for Microsoft Word, LibreOffice, OpenOffice.org and AbiWord, it includes a dictionary of about 400,000 Latin forms. View 8 alternatives to COL - Latin Spellchecker
      • Free • Proprietary
      • Mac
      • Windows
      • Linux
      • AbiWord
      • Microsoft Office Word
      • LibreOffice
      • Apache OpenOffice Writer
      • Apache OpenOffice
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    • Scribens

      Scribens is a free online Grammar Checker that corrects over 250 types of common grammar, spelling mistakes and detects stylistic elements such as repetitions, run-on sentences... View 8 alternatives to Scribens
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      • Free • Proprietary
      • Online
      • Google Chrome
      • Microsoft Office Outlook
      • Microsoft Office Word
      • Facebook
      • Thunderbird
      • Twitter
      • Gmail
      • LibreOffice
      • LinkedIn
      • Apache OpenOffice
      • Firefox
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      Scribens vs Grammarly
      pros, cons and recent comments
      - It integrates with LibreOffice - Does not require you to log in
      Positive comment • about 1 year ago

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