Write Smarter, Not Harder: ProWritingAid’s Free Content Writing Tool

When I first searched for a free content writing tool that could help polish my blogs, I stumbled upon ProWritingAid. I had tried Grammarly before, but I wanted something that offered deeper analysis—something more than just spotting typos.

After signing up (no credit card required), I dropped my first 1,200-word blog draft into the ProWritingAid editor. Right away, I was impressed by the detailed breakdown: grammar issues, spelling errors, and style reports popped up in a clean interface. What stood out to me compared to Grammarly was the breadth of reports—overused words, sentence variety, sticky sentences, readability grade level, and even pacing analysis for long-form writing.

As a blogger and content marketer, this was incredibly useful. The free version has a word limit (500 words at a time), but it let me test how my introduction flowed and whether my headlines were engaging. It even caught my tendency to use passive voice too often.

For short-form content like LinkedIn posts, marketing emails, and short blog sections, the free plan was more than enough. For longer projects, you need to upgrade, but at least the core grammar and style editor is free forever.

1. Key Features (Free Plan)
2. Grammar and spelling checker.
3. Style improvement reports (clarity, conciseness, passive voice).
4. Readability grade score.
5. Overused words report.
6. 500-word per check limit in free version.
7. Browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
8. Free forever (signup required, no credit card).

1. FAQs
2. Q1: Is ProWritingAid free forever?
   Yes, the free version is available forever, but with the 500-word check limit.
3. Q2: Can I use it with Google Docs?
   Integrations like Google Docs and MS Word are only available in paid plans. Free users can stick to the web editor.
4. Q3: Does the free version include plagiarism checks?
   No, plagiarism detection is part of the Premium Plus plan.