Wordtune

You can use Wordtune in various platforms like Google Docs, Gmail, Slack, Facebook, Twitter, Web Outlook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp Web, and frase.io. For Google Chrome, add it from the Chrome Web Store and click the purple Wordtune icon to get suggestions. For Microsoft Edge, find it in the Add-on Store and use it similarly. You can also write directly in the online Wordtune Editor for more suggestions and tips.

The premium version of Wordtune allows you to change the tone of your writing, expand or shorten the length of your text, and rewrite whole paragraphs. Premium users also have unlimited rewrites and access to all language features.

Yes, there is a Business Plan that gives all team members access to Wordtune. You can open an account for your team on their self-served platform or contact their sales team for a tailored offer.

No, Wordtune does not take content directly from other literature or sites. It uses its own AI algorithm trained on vast datasets of written material to generate original suggestions.

Yes, Wordtune can translate and rewrite text from Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, Hindi, Korean, Hebrew, Russian, German, French, or Portuguese into English.

Currently, the Spices feature is only available in Google Docs and the Wordtune Editor. They are working to bring it to other platforms soon.

Yes, students, educators, and nonprofit/NGO workers with a valid .edu email or affiliation can get a 30% discount on annual or monthly plans. Apply for the discount here.

No worries! You can reinstall Wordtune in Chrome by adding it here. If the purple 'w' icon disappeared, click the puzzle piece Extension button and pin it to your toolbar. Then, click the Wordtune logo to log in with your Premium account details.