Proofread

Craft checks where you are already writing

Proofread underlines filler words, telling passages, weak dialogue tags, passive voice, echoes, and related issues in the manuscript editor. Toggle what you want to see. Fix what you agree with.

Line craft hides in volume

A long novel accumulates small prose habits that are hard to spot on a cold reread.

Filler that pads every page

Just, really, suddenly, and their cousins stack up until the prose feels soft.

Telling that should be dramatized

Emotional summaries that never become scenes or gestures on the page.

Weak dialogue tags

Attribution habits that flatten voice or pull attention from the line.

Checks buried in another app

Exporting to a separate proof tool breaks the revise loop for a long draft.

How Proofread works

Enable checks in Write. Review underlines. Keep what you want.

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    Turn on the checks you care about

    Proofread settings let you choose which craft underlines appear while you revise.

  2. 2

    Scan the chapter you are in

    Issues show in the editor so you fix them beside the surrounding context.

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    Pair with deeper analysis when needed

    Use Analysis tools and Continuity Guardian for manuscript-wide passes beyond line craft.

Related features

Questions, answered plainly

No. It underlines issues. You decide every change.

Proofread in the editor

Start free and enable craft checks on a chapter you are revising.

Start free

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