Grammarly is an AI writing partner that helps you communicate clearly and confidently—catching mistakes, offering full-sentence rewrites, adjusting tone, and providing AI assistance like Proofreader and Paraphraser—wherever you write. This article gives a quick overview of each Grammarly client: dedicated apps for your desktop and mobile devices, plus a browser extension that works across the web. For step-by-step setup, troubleshooting, and feature guides, see Tips & Tutorials.
Note: We’re also rolling out new Superhuman Go clients for the same platforms listed below. Grammarly and Superhuman Go are available side by side, so you can choose whichever client works best for you. (On Windows and Mac, only one of the two can be active at a time.) See Superhuman Go clients below for details.
Grammarly for Windows and Mac
The desktop app works system-wide, bringing rewrites, tone adjustments, and AI assistance to hundreds of native apps (Slack, Discord, Apple Mail, and more) and the Microsoft Office suite (Word and Outlook) — no browser required.
- Grammarly for Windows and Grammarly for Mac user guide
- How do I install Grammarly for Windows or Grammarly for Mac?
- What are the system requirements for Grammarly for Windows and Grammarly for Mac?
- Check if your favorite apps and websites work with Grammarly and Superhuman Go
Grammarly browser extension
The browser extension adds the same rewrites, tone adjustments, and AI assistance directly on top of the sites you already use — Gmail, Google Docs, LinkedIn, and more — in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
- How to install the Grammarly browser extension
- Grammarly’s browser extension user guide
- Does Grammarly support Google Docs?
Grammarly for iPhone
Includes the Grammarly Keyboard, the Grammarly browser extension for Safari, and access to the Grammarly Editor on your phone.
Grammarly for iPad
Includes the Grammarly Keyboard, the Grammarly browser extension for Safari, and access to the Grammarly Editor on your iPad.
Grammarly for Android
Helps ensure everything you write on your Android device is mistake-free, with support for drafts and rewriting suggestions.
Deployment guides for IT teams
IT admins rolling out Grammarly across their organization can find step-by-step deployment instructions below.
- How to deploy Grammarly for Windows
- How to deploy Grammarly for Mac
- How to deploy Grammarly for Chrome
- How to deploy Grammarly for Microsoft Edge
- Setup guide for Grammarly Authorship in Canvas LMS
- Setup guide for Grammarly Authorship in Blackboard LMS
- Introducing Grammarly’s Writing Score Canvas Integration
Superhuman Go clients
Superhuman Go is our newest writing assistant, launching on the same platforms as Grammarly: Windows, Mac, browser extension, iOS, and Android. Both clients are available side by side, so you can pick whichever one fits how you work.
- Superhuman Go for Windows and Mac user guide
- Install Superhuman Go for Windows and Mac
- How to use Grammarly and Superhuman Go for Windows and Mac together
- Install the Superhuman Go browser extension
- Get started with Superhuman Go for iOS
- Get Started with Superhuman Go for Android
FAQs
If your Grammarly account is provided by your school and you don’t see the Check for AI text & plagiarism option, your institution has opted out of using Grammarly’s plagiarism and AI text checker. This may be because your school uses another service for plagiarism checking.
If you know the plagiarism checker is supposed to be there but still don’t see it, you might have accidentally created and logged in to a Free account. Make sure to log in to your paid account to access the plagiarism checker.
Need more help?
For detailed setup steps and feature guides for any client, visit the Tips & Tutorials section of Grammarly’s Help Center. Running into an issue? Check the Resolve Issues section for troubleshooting steps, or submit a request to Grammarly Support.