Here's how to install the free Grammarly extension for your web browser and start applying Grammarly's recommendations in Google Docs.

Since 2018, you've been able to use Grammarly in conjunction with Google Docs to correct spelling, grammar and punctuation errors. But as Grammarly has introduced more advanced features to its ...

Grammarly announced that it will now work on Google Docs through a browser extension. The artificial intelligence-powered grammar checking tool joins Google's native A.I.-powered tool to help ...

Google Docs is challenging Grammarly with an AI-enhanced proofreading feature that's part of Duet for Workspace.

It's worth mentioning that Google recently brought a grammar checking feature of its own to Docs, but now that Grammarly is also available on the platform, Google's alternative may not see much use.

Google Docs, released in 2006, is free to use, web-based, and not only for text documents; you can create slideshows and spreadsheets, too. Here's how to use it.

A recent update to Google Docs with AI brings a better content checker for users, but is it enough to trump Grammarly?

Grammarly is free to use and this new Google Docs functionality is available through the same Chrome extension. You can pay an optional fee to unlock more specific proofreading as well.

How to create templates in Google Docs Google Docs lets users create and upload custom templates, but not all users can use this feature.