Replaces Grammarly
European alternatives to Grammarly
European help with clear, correct writing
Browse the category: Machine translation services · Spelling and grammar checkers
Grammarly is a writing assistant from the United States. It checks spelling, grammar and punctuation as you type, flags tone and clarity, and suggests rewrites, working through a browser extension, a desktop app, mobile keyboards and integrations with the editors people already use. Companies deploy it across teams so that outgoing writing follows a consistent style.
Because the assistant works inside your editor, it sees drafts of email, proposals and internal documents while they are still confidential, which is why security teams look closely at where that text is processed. A European alternative to Grammarly keeps your drafts with a supplier inside the EU or EFTA. DeepL is a European language technology company offering translation between many languages together with tools for improving phrasing and clarity in written text.
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Our pickDeepL
Machine translation from Germany
DeepL is a machine translation service from Germany, known above all for the quality of what it produces. It covers fewer languages than Google Translate, but new ones keep being added and there are already enough that most users never reach the edge of the list.
Questions
Does it work in my browser and editor?
DeepL offers browser access, desktop and mobile applications and an API, so it can be used next to the tools you write in. Check the current integration list on its own site for your platform.
Which European alternative is closest to Grammarly?
DeepL is the European option listed here for improving written text, alongside its translation features. Test it on your own writing, since the emphasis differs from a pure grammar checker.
Is there a free European writing assistant?
DeepL provides free access with limits, plus paid plans for heavier use. Read the current terms on the provider's own site, particularly if you plan to use it for company documents.