Grammarly Release Notes
11 release notes curated from 12 sources by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: Jul 3, 2026
- Jun 15, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 15, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 3, 2026
Say It, Then Send It with Speech to Text
Grammarly adds speech-to-text in the Grammarly Keyboard, letting users dictate directly into any app and get clean, polished text without the cleanup. It supports multiple languages and accents, removes filler words and false starts, and keeps dictation private on iOS.
Writing on your phone is still, somehow, a chore. Between a cramped keyboard, autocorrect that guesses wrong, and the mental load of trying to stay focused while on the move, sending a polished message takes longer than it should.
Voice dictation promised to fix this. But native phone dictation just gives you a raw transcript, full of filler words, false starts, and missing punctuation. Cleaning up your text is just as much work as if you’d typed it manually.
That’s what speech-to-text in the Grammarly Keyboard is built to solve. The Grammarly’ Keyboard now lets you dictate directly into any app and delivers clean, polished text without the cleanup.
Dictate anywhere, get polished text.
Speech-to-text is built directly into the Grammarly Keyboard. Tap the mic icon, speak naturally, and Grammarly returns clean, send-ready text—right in the app you’re using.
Grammarly’s speech-to-text handles a wide range of languages, accents, and speaking cadences. Instead of producing a raw transcript, Grammarly cuts filler words, removes spots where you corrected yourself verbally, and fixes grammar, all while preserving your tone and intent.
If you want to take your dictated text further, Grammarly’s AI assistant is available in the same keyboard. You can switch between speaking and typing at any point, or edit your dictated text with the same Grammarly Keyboard across all your apps.
Built for wherever and however you use your phone
Grammarly’s speech-to-text is for anyone who writes a lot on mobile—knowledge workers drafting between meetings, students capturing ideas mid-walk, or anyone tired of fighting a tiny keyboard.
Grammarly’s mic is designed to cut background noise while also keeping you in control of what is recorded. The mic only activates when you tap it. While it’s on, you’ll see a clear signal in the keyboard, plus the iOS orange indicator light at the top of your screen. After your audio is processed into text, it’s deleted. It isn’t stored, linked to your account, or used to train any models. All that’s left is your polished message, ready to send.
Get started
Speech-to-text lives inside the Grammarly Keyboard. Once it’s set as your default keyboard, the mic is available in any app.
Download and install Grammarly for iOS: If you haven’t done so already, download the Grammarly Keyboard from the App Store. Setup takes under a minute.
Set Grammarly as your keyboard: Go to Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards → Add New Keyboard, then select Grammarly. Enable full access when prompted. This allows the keyboard to work across all your apps.
Tap the mic and start speaking: Open any app, tap into a text field, and you’ll see the Grammarly Keyboard. Hit the mic icon, say what you want to write, then stop. Clean, ready-to-send text appears right where your cursor is.
Original source - Mar 11, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 11, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 3, 2026
Now Available: Grammarly’s Writing Support in 17 More Languages
Grammarly expands multilingual writing support with real-time grammar and spelling corrections in 17 more languages, bringing its beta to over 20 supported languages and adding in-line translation across 19 languages for a smoother cross-language writing experience.
With our latest language expansion, speakers in over 20 languages receive real-time grammar and spelling corrections, wherever they write.
You asked for better writing help in even more languages, and now you have it. With Grammarly’s latest update, you get real-time grammar and spelling support in 17 additional languages, so you can write confidently wherever you work, study, or collaborate.
With this Beta launch, you can write in over 20 supported languages and get trusted, real-time feedback. Whether you’re a student polishing a thesis in Korean, a marketer crafting campaigns in Dutch, or a developer collaborating with teammates in Ukrainian, Grammarly helps you catch mistakes, stay consistent, and move faster—everywhere you write.
What’s new: 17 languages, one seamless experience
Starting today, Grammarly users on all plans will see the same trusted red underlines they know from our recent beta for Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Italian—now extended to:
- Turkish
- Polish
- Dutch
- Czech
- Vietnamese
- Hungarian
- Swedish
- Romanian
- Indonesian
- Slovak
- Danish
- Finnish
- Norwegian
- Ukrainian
- Korean
- Tagalog
- Hindi
These language additions build on our fall launch of Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, and Italian writing support. Our latest language additions support grammar and error correction for now, and will support fluency, clarity, and tone suggestions soon. All corrections are available in real time for whichever language you’re writing in so long as you have the Grammarly browser extension and/or Desktop app installed.
No annoying setup. No settings to toggle. Just write, and Grammarly will be there.
If you regularly move between languages, Grammarly also offers in-line translation across 19 languages so you can draft, edit, and switch languages without losing your flow or quality. Simply highlight your text, click the blue sidebar, and select which language you want to translate into.
What’s coming next: Clarity and tone suggestions and reading assistance
We will continue to iterate and refine our models during this Beta period to ensure that every language has the same level of quality people rely on in English. And while real-time grammar and spelling corrections are foundational, they’re only part of what makes people love and rely on Grammarly.
In the near future, we’ll be bringing advanced clarity, tone, and fluency suggestions to all 17 of these newly supported languages. That means the blue underlines that help you sharpen your sentences, adjust your delivery, and communicate with greater impact will extend to Turkish, Hindi, Korean, and every other language mentioned above.
This spring, we’ll extend translation support to text you’re reading, not just writing. Users who have the Grammarly browser extension installed will be able to highlight text as they read and instantly translate it into one of 19 different languages, helping build comprehension without forcing you to switch tabs and lose focus.
How to get started
These beta features are available today for all Grammarly plans—Free, Pro, Enterprise, and Education. There’s nothing new to install or configure.
- Sign up for a Grammarly account, or log in if you already have one.
- Open the Grammarly browser extension or desktop app
- Start writing in any of our 20+ supported languages.
- Watch for real-time corrections as you write.
The world works in many languages. Now Grammarly does, too.
Try Grammarly’s multilingual support today.
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- January 2026
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Grammarly, now with more superpowers
Grammarly expands its AI writing platform with broader language support, smarter admin controls, and new education tools. The update adds multilingual grammar, rewrites, and translation, plus stronger Authorship analytics, Word and Canvas support, and classroom features for citations and reader feedback.
Proactive AI that works everywhere you work
Superhuman Go harnesses the best of Grammarly’s works-anywhere assistance and takes it further. While you work, Go looks for ways to help you take next steps faster, whether scheduling meetings or updating project management apps, all without breaking your flow.
A better place to think and write side by side
Docs is your new writing, thinking, brainstorming, and working surface. Collaborate with context-aware AI agents that work with you at every stage of your process, all on the same page.
Bridge language barriers without breaking workflows
Grammarly now supports more languages, helping you and your global teams communicate clearly and mistake-free, no matter where you’re writing from or whom you’re writing to.
Correct grammar and spelling
Now when you write in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, or Italian, you’ll see the same intuitive red underlines you know from using Grammarly in English. Whether customer emails or internal updates, every message is polished and professional.
Rework entire paragraphs
With paragraph-level rewrites in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, and Italian, you can now adjust clarity, tone, and structure instantly. Not happy with what you have? Get sharper rewrites in just a click.
Translate wherever you work
Even more languages are supported with our translation features, including Mandarin, Japanese, Indonesian, and Turkish. No copy-and-paste, no switching tools, just greater understanding across teams, regions, and markets.
Even more ways to improve your team’s everyday writing experience
Including finer admin controls and smarter customization, these new updates give you and your teams more flexibility, consistency, and control.
Style guide toggles
Individual users now have control over which rules apply to their writing. From the account hub, users can switch between assigned style guides so only suggestions that fit the relevant audience, brand, or project are shown.
Feature access controls
The feature access page now gives you additional flexibility to customize access for your organization via enhanced controls for new and existing features. Visit the feature access page from your admin account hub to see all options.
Group dialect preferences
Help global teams write for the nuances of their region or audience. Admins can now set regional spelling and grammar preferences for specific groups.
Advanced snippets
Teams can further customize their snippets, making standard responses even more versatile. Advanced snippets now include dynamic fields like dropdowns, text boxes, and insertable fields.
New tools to strengthen campus-wide writing and integrity
Your institution has access to all the latest Grammarly Enterprise updates above, as well as these education-specific features designed to support student learning and academic integrity.
Authorship now has better analytics and more integrations
Shine a light into the black box and give educators even more visibility into student work. To help you better identify AI-assisted writing, we’ve updated Authorship analytics to more accurately reflect how AI-assisted writing appears in reports. Text that is pasted into a document and rephrased with AI is now part of a new subcategory under copied or generated text.
Now available in Microsoft Word
Users can now enable Authorship tracking within Word in addition to Google Docs, unlocking more in-depth attribution across web and desktop sources.
Easily submit Authorship reports in Canvas
With this new integration, submitting transparent work is easier than ever. Once students decide their work and Authorship report are ready to submit, this integration automatically shares the report to Canvas. No manual uploads required.
Encourage reflection at every stage of the writing process
In docs, students can access a whole toolbox of school-specific agents designed to encourage reflection, revision, and real effort. As a Grammarly for Education subscriber, your institution controls student access to these agents.
Citation FinderHelp students maintain high integrity standards and strong citation hygiene. Citation Finder detects which sections need citations, explains why, finds reputable sources, and generates formatted in-line citations and bibliographies across APA, MLA, and Chicago styles.
Reader ReactionsHelp students reflect on how their writing may land with different readers. Reader Reactions builds awareness of clarity and audience expectations, preparing students for stronger communication now and beyond the classroom.
Get to know the whole suite of Superhuman products
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The proactive AI assistant that keeps up with every next step
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Original source - September 2025
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2025 summer releases
A comprehensive product update spotlighting new AI features and analytics to prove impact. Highlights include the Effective Communication Score now generally available to measure and improve organizational communication; ROI reports linking Grammarly writing improvements to business metrics; new and
Fresh features. Real results.
New AI features are great, but results are better. Discover how Grammarly and Coda help teams work faster, collaborate more effectively, innovate safely, and even track AI’s ROI.
Improve collaboration and prove the impact
Working with Grammarly and Coda is an investment in your team, and now you can track how that investment affects your org’s KPIs.
The Effective Communication Score, now generally available, tracks the overall strength of your organization’s communication and shows key metrics like brand consistency, inclusivity, clarity, and correctness so you can celebrate progress and identify areas for improvement.
Your ROI report card provides concrete evidence for how Grammarly improves your team’s writing and impacts your organization’s unique metrics and goals.
Get more insights into what tools and activities are driving productivity. Now, you can explore usage trends across Coda docs, and admins can view workspace consumption over time.
Enjoy a centralized Coda dashboard with high-level stats and detailed doc info. Admins can manage their organization’s content with easy sorting, filtering, and permission settings all in one place.
Ready to measure your impact?
Faster on-brand marketing
From campaign planning to customer engagement, Grammarly and Coda help marketers work how they want: on-brand, on message, and on time.
Style guides enhancements
Grammarly style guides now include context-aware suggestions, precise capitalization, wildcard functionality, and clickable links. It’s everything teams need to write with nuance, include the latest company-approved terms, and stay on-brand, everywhere.
Advanced in-line editing
Grammarly’s advanced in-line editing helps marketers tailor their messages for context and audience wherever they’re writing without disrupting their workflow.
Timeline milestones
Use new visual indicators in Coda to set certain events, such as a launch date or phase completion, as milestones in a project.
Full-doc sync pages
Centralize and connect relevant content within a single view so that all existing and future updates are captured in one place.
From plan to publish: the workflow behind aligned marketing teams
- Centralize campaign planning.
- From creative briefs and timelines to review cycles and campaign reports, Coda provides the canvas cross-functional teams will actually use.
Create on-brand content, faster.
- Fuel content velocity while maintaining consistency by turning style guides into always-on brand enforcement—wherever your team writes.
Adapt content for audiences.
- AI-powered writing and language support streamlines everything from translations and localization to persona-based messaging.
Improve collaboration.
- Grammarly helps marketing teams communicate productively under pressure, while Coda provides a single surface for cross-functional work.
Tools that help CX teams build trust
Grammarly and Coda help customer service (CX) teams deliver fast, clear, and consistently helpful support so every issue gets resolved quickly and every interaction leaves a positive impression.
Style guides enhancements
Style guides just got more powerful with wildcards, context-aware rules, case sensitivity, and even hyperlinks. That means human-led, brand-aligned customer interactions, every time.
Advanced in-line editing
Advanced in-line editing gives agents context-aware recommendations to speed up and improve customer communication without leaving the text box or the chat.
Unified messaging
Sending updates from Coda just got easier. Notify, Slack messages, and email actions are now together in one intuitive message builder.
Subitems
Break down big tasks into manageable to-dos with subitems that allow for detailed planning and individual tracking.
The AI toolkit for high-performing CX teams
Build a knowledge base.
Coda hubs act as your team’s single source of truth with all the necessary context you need to get teams up to speed.Surface critical info everywhere.
Grammarly’s Knowledge Share equips support agents with critical company info everywhere they type.Provide accurate support, faster.
On-brand message templates and AI-powered writing assistance allow support agents to get to resolution quickly.Craft high-quality help content.
Real-time feedback improves everyone’s communication, and AI-assisted writing and editing help CX teams create clear, helpful, and on-brand content.
Security upgrades so IT teams can innovate safely
We keep your organization safe with centralized security and seamless controls so your team can focus on innovation.
Managed keys
Grammarly’s bring your own key solution gives your organization full control over how your data is stored and protected.
ISO 42001
Grammarly is now ISO 42001 certified, the first global standard for AI management systems. This new certification means our transparency, risk, and governance practices meet enterprise expectations.
Data governance and legal hold
Stay compliant and reduce the risk of data loss. Coda Enterprise customers can now place any user on hold and preserve all the Coda documents they edited indefinitely.
Enterprise audit events dashboard
Gain visibility into your org’s Coda activity with filters for specific people, actions, or events within a date range.
Updates for account admins to scale more productive workdays
AI only works if it adapts as your business grows. We’ve made key updates to your account hub to help future-proof our work together.
Feature management hub
Get everything you need—and nothing you don’t. Now, admins can control which features are enabled for the organization.
Account hub navigation enhancements
We’ve given your account hub a makeover to make it easier to navigate. Admins can now use bookmarks, search, and more to manage their team’s Grammarly account.
Folder permissions
Your Coda workspace just got more secure. Share folders with view, comment, or edit access, and all docs in the folder will inherit permissions.
Sync page access control
Now, you can sync a specific page into another doc without granting full access to the source doc, giving collaborators necessary context while keeping select information secure and private.
From to-do to done, faster
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Original source - Sep 8, 2025
- Date parsed from source:Sep 8, 2025
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 3, 2026
Now Available: Write Confidently in 5 New Languages
Grammarly expands multilingual writing support with beta grammar and spelling corrections, paragraph rewrites in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, and Italian, plus in-line translation across 19 languages to help users write and collaborate without leaving their workflow.
You can now write clearly in 6 languages and translate instantly across 19 languages without ever leaving your workflow.
The way we work, learn, and connect has never been more global than it is today. Teams collaborate across continents, universities support diverse student populations, and businesses serve customers worldwide. Clear communication is the thread that ties it all together, and it goes far beyond English.
That’s why we’re expanding Grammarly’s trusted writing support to more languages beyond English. Whether you’re a Spanish-speaking student, a French marketer, or a business leader coordinating with global teams, you can now write naturally in the language that best serves your audience—without switching tools or breaking your flow.
What’s new: Expanding communication support for a multilingual world
Nearly one in five people in the US speak more than one language, and millions of Grammarly users write in languages beyond English every day. Yet, until now, writing across languages has meant juggling translation tools, switching platforms, or second-guessing your tone.
That changes today. Thanks to continued advancements in large language models, Grammarly now brings its trusted writing support to more of the world’s most-spoken languages, so your message comes through clearly and confidently to any audience.
Here’s what’s available in this beta release:
- Grammar and spelling corrections in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, and Italian—the same red underlines you know and trust from Grammarly when you’re writing in English
- Paragraph-level rewrites in the same five languages—helping you refine tone, style, and flow with one click
- In-line translation across 19 languages, so you can translate as you write in documents, emails, chats, and social posts—or wherever you’re typing
A closer look at the features
Here’s a closer look at the three multilingual features rolling out in this beta release:
- Grammar and spelling corrections
Now, when you write in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, or Italian, you’ll see the same intuitive red underlines you know from Grammarly in English. That means no more second-guessing or spelling and grammar issues—just clear, confident writing in the language you need.
- Paragraph-level rewrites
With paragraph-level rewrites in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, and Italian, you can now adjust clarity, tone, and structure in just one click. Rewrite sentences, or even entire paragraphs, to refine your ideas and get your point across more effectively in the language that fits your communication. Need something more formal for a client email or more engaging for a social post? Grammarly helps you adjust it instantly.
- In-line translation across 19 languages
With in-line translation, you can instantly translate your words into 19 different languages, right where you’re working. Just hover over selected text, click the highlighted side panel, and select the language you want to translate the text into. No more copying and pasting text into third-party tools. Whether you’re collaborating across borders or learning a new language, translation is built directly into your writing workflows.
What’s coming next
This is just the beginning for expanded multilingual support. Later this year, Spanish speakers will see advanced clarity suggestions in the form of blue underlines (similar to what we offer in English), with other languages to follow in 2026.
Over time, we’ll also build multilingual writing support directly into the recently launched agents in docs, Grammarly’s new AI-native writing surface. That means you’ll be able to draft, edit, and refine your work in multiple languages without leaving the place where your ideas take shape.
As always, we’ll learn from user feedback during this beta period, continuously refining suggestions so that writing in any language feels seamless.
In a world increasingly filled with more automated and impersonal communication, we’re committed to extending our support to help people across geographies and languages connect more authentically.
How to get started
The multilingual features are available today for customers on all Grammarly plans: Free (with some feature limitations), Pro, Enterprise, and Education. There’s nothing new you need to install or enable—just sign up or log in, and you’re ready to go.
- Sign up for a Grammarly account (or log in if you already have one).
- Download Grammarly for Windows and Mac or install the Grammarly for Chrome browser extension.
- Start writing in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, or Italian.
- Watch for red underlines to catch mistakes and use the sidebar to instantly rewrite or translate text into 19 languages.
Try Grammarly’s multilingual support today and unlock clearer, more confident writing in more languages.
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- September 2025
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- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 6, 2025
2025 Summer Releases
Marketing-focused product updates across branding, CX, security, and admin tools, highlighting AI features and style guides.
Faster on-brand marketing
- From campaign planning to customer engagement, Grammarly and Coda help marketers work how they want: on-brand, on message, and on time.
- Style guides enhancements include context-aware suggestions, precise capitalization, wildcard functionality, and clickable links.
- Advanced in-line editing helps marketers tailor their messages for context and audience wherever they’re writing without disrupting their workflow.
- Timeline milestones allow setting certain events as milestones in a project.
- Full-doc sync pages centralize and connect relevant content within a single view so that all existing and future updates are captured in one place.
- The workflow behind aligned marketing teams includes centralizing campaign planning, creating on-brand content faster, adapting content for audiences with AI-powered writing and language support, and improving collaboration with Grammarly and Coda.
Tools that help CX teams build trust
- Grammarly and Coda help customer service (CX) teams deliver fast, clear, and consistently helpful support so every issue gets resolved quickly and every interaction leaves a positive impression.
- Style guides enhancements include wildcards, context-aware rules, case sensitivity, and hyperlinks for brand-aligned customer interactions.
- Advanced in-line editing gives agents context-aware recommendations to speed up and improve customer communication without leaving the text box or the chat.
- Unified messaging combines notify, Slack messages, and email actions in one intuitive message builder.
- Subitems allow breaking down big tasks into manageable to-dos with detailed planning and individual tracking.
- The AI toolkit for high-performing CX teams includes building a knowledge base with Coda hubs, surfacing critical info everywhere with Grammarly’s Knowledge Share, providing accurate support faster with on-brand message templates and AI-powered writing assistance, and crafting high-quality help content with real-time feedback and AI-assisted writing and editing.
Security upgrades so IT teams can innovate safely
- Grammarly keeps your organization safe with centralized security and seamless controls so your team can focus on innovation.
- Managed keys give your organization full control over how your data is stored and protected.
- Grammarly is now ISO 42001 certified, the first global standard for AI management systems, meeting enterprise expectations for transparency, risk, and governance practices.
- Data governance and legal hold features allow Coda Enterprise customers to place any user on hold and preserve all the Coda documents they edited indefinitely.
- The enterprise audit events dashboard provides visibility into your org’s Coda activity with filters for specific people, actions, or events within a date range.
Updates for account admins to scale more productive workdays
- Key updates to your account hub help future-proof your work with AI.
- The feature management hub allows admins to control which features are enabled for the organization.
- Account hub navigation enhancements include bookmarks, search, and more to manage the team’s Grammarly account easily.
- Folder permissions enable sharing folders with view, comment, or edit access, with all docs in the folder inheriting permissions.
- Sync page access control lets you sync a specific page into another doc without granting full access to the source doc, giving collaborators necessary context while keeping select information secure and private.
- Sep 1, 2025
- Date parsed from source:Sep 1, 2025
- First seen by Releasebot:Sep 1, 2025
2025 Summer Releases
Releases enhance analytics, writing tools, collaboration, and admin/security features to boost communication quality, streamline content workflows, and ensure governance.
Effective Communication Score
- The Effective Communication Score, now generally available, tracks the overall strength of your organization’s communication and shows key metrics like brand consistency, inclusivity, clarity, and correctness so you can celebrate progress and identify areas for improvement.
ROI report
- Your ROI report card provides concrete evidence for how Grammarly improves your team’s writing and impacts your organization’s unique metrics and goals.
AI usage analytics
- Get more insights into what tools and activities are driving productivity. Now, you can explore usage trends across Coda docs, and admins can view workspace consumption over time.
Enterprise doc analytics dashboard
- Enjoy a centralized Coda dashboard with high-level stats and detailed doc info. Admins can manage their organization’s content with easy sorting, filtering, and permission settings all in one place.
Style guides enhancements (Marketing)
- Grammarly style guides now include context-aware suggestions, precise capitalization, wildcard functionality, and clickable links. It’s everything teams need to write with nuance, include the latest company-approved terms, and stay on-brand, everywhere.
Advanced in-line editing (Marketing)
- Grammarly’s advanced in-line editing helps marketers tailor their messages for context and audience wherever they’re writing without disrupting their workflow.
Timeline milestones
- Use new visual indicators in Coda to set certain events, such as a launch date or phase completion, as milestones in a project.
Full-doc sync pages
- Centralize and connect relevant content within a single view so that all existing and future updates are captured in one place.
Centralize campaign planning
- From creative briefs and timelines to review cycles and campaign reports, Coda provides the canvas cross-functional teams will actually use.
Create on-brand content, faster
- Fuel content velocity while maintaining consistency by turning style guides into always-on brand enforcement—wherever your team writes.
Adapt content for audiences
- AI-powered writing and language support streamline everything from translations and localization to persona-based messaging.
Improve collaboration (Marketing)
- Grammarly helps marketing teams communicate productively under pressure, while Coda provides a single surface for cross-functional work.
Style guides enhancements (CX)
- Style guides just got more powerful with wildcards, context-aware rules, case sensitivity, and even hyperlinks. That means human-led, brand-aligned customer interactions, every time.
Advanced in-line editing (CX)
- Advanced in-line editing gives agents context-aware recommendations to speed up and improve customer communication without leaving the text box or the chat.
Unified messaging
- Sending updates from Coda just got easier. Notify, Slack messages, and email actions are now together in one intuitive message builder.
Subitems
- Break down big tasks into manageable to-dos with subitems that allow for detailed planning and individual tracking.
Build a knowledge base
- Coda hubs act as your team’s single source of truth with all the necessary context you need to get teams up to speed.
Surface critical info everywhere
- Grammarly’s Knowledge Share equips support agents with critical company info everywhere they type.
Provide accurate support, faster
- On-brand message templates and AI-powered writing assistance allow support agents to get to resolution quickly.
Craft high-quality help content
- Real-time feedback improves everyone’s communication, and AI-assisted writing and editing help CX teams create clear, helpful, and on-brand content.
Managed keys
- Grammarly’s bring your own key solution gives your organization full control over how your data is stored and protected.
ISO 42001
- Grammarly is now ISO 42001 certified, the first global standard for AI management systems. This new certification means our transparency, risk, and governance practices meet enterprise expectations.
Data governance and legal hold
- Stay compliant and reduce the risk of data loss. Coda Enterprise customers can now place any user on hold and preserve all the Coda documents they edited indefinitely.
Enterprise audit events dashboard
- Gain visibility into your org’s Coda activity with filters for specific people, actions, or events within a date range.
Feature management hub
- Get everything you need—and nothing you don’t. Now, admins can control which features are enabled for the organization.
Account hub navigation enhancements
- We’ve given your account hub a makeover to make it easier to navigate. Admins can now use bookmarks, search, and more to manage their team’s Grammarly account.
Folder permissions
- Your Coda workspace just got more secure. Share folders with view, comment, or edit access, and all docs in the folder will inherit permissions.
Sync page access control
- Now, you can sync a specific page into another doc without granting full access to the source doc, giving collaborators necessary context while keeping select information secure and private.
- Apr 22, 2025
- Date parsed from source:Apr 22, 2025
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 3, 2026
Grammarly Authorship Just Got a Major Update: Here’s What It Means for Students and Instructors
Grammarly expands Authorship to Microsoft Word and adds institutional analytics for Grammarly for Education, giving students and educators clearer AI attribution, real-time writing source tracking, detailed reports, speedy citations, and plagiarism checks to support academic integrity.
The challenge: Navigating AI in education
At Grammarly, we aim to empower individuals to communicate effectively and authentically. As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more integrated into educational settings, maintaining academic integrity has become increasingly complex. To address this, we introduced Grammarly Authorship—a tool designed to provide transparent AI attribution in student writing. We are excited to announce that Grammarly Authorship, initially launched in beta for Google Docs, is now available in Microsoft Word and comes with institutional analytics for Grammarly for Education customers, extending its benefits to a broader audience.
The widespread adoption of AI tools has transformed the educational landscape, offering students new avenues for learning and expression. In certain settings, AI may be welcomed as a powerful tool to enhance student learning when appropriately used by students. However, the ability to assess whether or not students are, in fact, using these tools to enhance learning rather than offload it has been very difficult to date.
Traditional AI detection methods often operate opaquely, leading to potential misunderstandings and a trust deficit between students and educators. Students may be uncertain about how their use of AI tools is perceived, while educators may struggle to discern the originality of student work. Even well-intentioned students lack true guardrails or personalized insights to know when they may have outsourced too much of their critical and creative thinking to AI. This environment underscores the need for transparent solutions that clarify the role of AI in the writing process.
Educator's Guide to Grammarly Authorship
Discover how to enhance transparency in student writing and foster academic integrity in the AI era.
Introducing Grammarly Authorship
Grammarly Authorship bridges the gap between AI assistance and academic integrity. Unlike conventional AI detectors that attempt to infer the origin of text post-creation, Authorship proactively tracks and categorizes text during the writing process. It identifies whether content was typed by the student, generated by AI, or copied from external sources. This real-time tracking fosters a transparent writing environment, enabling students to demonstrate the authenticity of their work and educators to gain clear insights into the composition process.
Key features of Grammarly Authorship
Real-time text source tracking: Authorship monitors the writing process as it unfolds, categorizing text based on its origin—typed by the user, generated by AI, or pasted from external sources.
Detailed Authorship reports: Upon completion of a document, Authorship generates comprehensive reports that provide insights into the composition of the text, including the percentage of human-written versus AI-generated content. These reports serve as a transparent record that students can share with educators to demonstrate the originality of their work.
- New for April 2025: Authorship tracking in Word—Authorship tracking in Microsoft Word via the Grammarly desktop application provides detailed attribution for text copied from desktop sources, whether desktop AI applications or merely notes from traditional apps that students use to keep track of their work.
- New for April 2025: Speedy citations—Students on Pro and Grammarly for Education plans can see all of their external sources automatically attributed in the detailed report, complete with a “speedy citation” that allows them to copy pre-formatted citations from the source with one click.
- New for April 2025: AI and plagiarism detection—Students on Pro and Grammarly for Education plans will see AI and plagiarism detection flags in the body of their Authorship reports. While these insights are duplicative when Authorship is on, the inclusion of AI and plagiarism detection provides more comprehensive checks for students before they submit in case Authorship did not categorize certain text, allowing them to fix any unintentional plagiarism of sources that may have been typed, but use other sources or resemble AI-generated text.
Authorship replay: This feature allows users to replay the document’s creation process, offering a step-by-step view of how the text was developed and edited. It provides educators with a deeper understanding of the student’s writing journey, facilitating more informed assessments.
New for April 2025: Authorship analytics—Grammarly for Education customers will now see aggregated analytics across all Authorship tracking instances, showing the amount of total text that is typed, copied from a known source, and AI generated. Admins will also be able to see the top 10 sources that users are pulling into their writing, including AI sources.
- Note—Analytics will only populate within the Grammarly admin panel once at least 5 users have turned on Authorship tracking.
Benefits for students and educators
For students: Authorship empowers students to showcase the authenticity of their work, providing a transparent record of their writing process. It also offers insights into their own writing habits, promoting self-awareness and growth in their own use of AI and in their own writing improvement.
For educators: Authorship equips educators with clear, objective data on the origins of student submissions. This transparency facilitates more productive conversations about AI usage and academic integrity, moving beyond suspicion to constructive dialogue.
“From introducing Grammarly with its own AI detection and Authorship, we went from 27 academic integrity violations to one. It opened up more transparent conversations with students. That’s one of the biggest wins we’ve had here recently. It wasn’t a tool used to catch students—it was a tool to make students responsible.”
-Dr. Jenny Billings, Rowan-Cabarrus Community CollegeCommitment to privacy and security
At Grammarly, user privacy and data security are paramount. Authorship is an opt-in feature, ensuring users have complete control over its activation. All data is processed with stringent security measures, and users can preview reports before sharing them, maintaining transparency and trust.
Future developments and feedback
As we continue to refine Grammarly Authorship, we welcome feedback from our users to inform future enhancements. Our commitment is to provide tools that support responsible AI use and uphold academic integrity. We look forward to evolving Authorship to meet the needs of our diverse user base.
Conclusion
The integration of AI in education necessitates tools that promote transparency and trust. Grammarly Authorship represents a significant step forward in this endeavor, providing students and educators with the means to navigate AI-assisted writing responsibly. With its expansion to Microsoft Word, we invite more users to experience the benefits of Authorship and join us in fostering a culture of integrity in academic writing.
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Grammarly’s Newest Enterprise Features Boost Productivity in the AI Era
Grammarly introduces new enterprise features for communication governance, subscription management, security, and privacy, including billing groups, a ServiceNow integration, a Grammarly-managed key option, tailored assistance settings, a Privacy Control Center, and a new Writing Score API.
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Our ongoing enterprise investments
Grammarly has continuously invested in providing enterprise IT teams with secure, scalable, and customizable solutions that enhance communication across every level of the organization.
In June, we announced bring your own key (BYOK) and session timeout features to safeguard your organization’s data. Additionally, we launched custom roles, group-level security controls, enterprise cost-center visibility, and a new Figma plugin to further support enterprise implementations of Grammarly.
Building on this momentum, we are expanding our solutions for IT teams to meet the evolving needs of modern enterprises. We are introducing new features to help enforce employee communication standards and compliance, improve operational efficiency, and enhance security and privacy by giving organizations greater control and flexibility.
A new era of communication governance and productivity
High-quality communication is the fuel that drives productivity in today’s dynamic digital landscape. Research from The Harris Poll reveals that employees spend a staggering 88% of their workweek engaging in various forms of communication. With a significant amount of time dedicated to meetings, messages, and documents, it’s clear that communication is a major factor affecting productivity and should be a top priority.
As AI increasingly integrates across the workplace, IT teams need the tools to oversee its effective and secure implementation without adding additional complexity to the organizational tech stack.
Optimize your Grammarly subscriptions and licenses with new tools
Elevate your organization’s efficiency and oversight in managing Grammarly subscriptions with our latest enhancements. We’re introducing improved features in the upcoming months to streamline your IT processes, enhance control, and provide deeper insights into your subscription management. Here’s what’s on the way:
Billing groups
enhance your enterprise’s Grammarly cost-center visibility. Tailored for IT admins, this feature simplifies managing users, budgets, and licenses centrally. It provides clarity on seat utilization, enabling swift, informed decisions. By utilizing billing groups, you streamline IT processes, control billing and subscription usage, and boost organizational efficiency.
ServiceNow integration
We are excited to announce our integration with ServiceNow, which will transform Grammarly subscription management. This partnership provides a seamless link to ServiceNow’s asset management system, enabling enterprise admins to optimize license usage, improve oversight of subscriptions, and enhance IT team efficiency.
This integration marks a significant milestone in our commitment to integrating with leading software companies that are core to enterprise operations while making subscription management as effortless as possible. By harnessing the combined strengths of Grammarly and ServiceNow, your enterprise can look forward to a more streamlined, efficient, and effective subscription management experience.
Enhance security and privacy with greater flexibility and control
We’re excited to announce the latest enhancement to our enterprise key management solution in our continuous endeavor to bolster security and streamline operational efficiency. We’re taking the next step forward following the successful launch of BYOK, which allows Grammarly Enterprise customers to use their own Amazon Web Services (AWS) encryption keys.
We’re expanding our enterprise key management solution with a new Grammarly-managed key option. This allows the isolated key encryption of Grammarly data at rest on the application level, enhancing security and transparency. It’s automatically activated for Grammarly Enterprise customers, removing operational burdens or further action.
Safeguarding user privacy and fostering trust is at the heart of everything we do. Our new tailored assistance settings and Privacy Control Center, launching in early 2025, center on these values.
Tailored assistance
Tailored assistance settings deliver a more personalized Grammarly experience by giving organizations enhanced control over their suggestions and data. IT admins gain the flexibility to align Grammarly’s service with your organization’s data requirements to offer a more bespoke and contextually aware Grammarly experience uniquely designed for your organization.
Privacy Control Center
The new Privacy Control Center will offer users a more intuitive way to manage their privacy preferences from a single, centralized location. The Privacy Control Center provides greater transparency and control, enabling users to adjust privacy settings effortlessly with just a few clicks.
Scale content governance with a new API
In today’s fast-paced world, where content generation is endless, implementing organization-wide content and communication governance is essential. Understanding this need, Grammarly is introducing a new Writing Score API. This API empowers organizations to elevate their content and communication governance strategies with greater scale and flexibility.
The Writing Score API allows organizations to integrate Grammarly’s writing intelligence into their systems. This connection enables the creation of custom front-end interfaces, allowing employees to submit documents—from Word docs to PDFs—and receive immediate feedback on correctness, clarity, delivery, and engagement. This capability streamlines document reviews and ensures organizations have consistently high standards for quality and effectiveness as they improve communication governance across teams.
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With the new features announced today, your organization can say goodbye to content and communication governance challenges and welcome the trusted AI assistant that unlocks your team’s best work. Please contact our Sales team to stay connected during the launch of these advanced features.
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Write Authentically in the AI Era With Grammarly Authorship
Grammarly launches Authorship for Grammarly for Education users, bringing transparent writing-process tracking to help students and educators understand where text comes from and build trust in AI-assisted assignments. The feature includes shareable reports, replay, and privacy controls.
What is Grammarly Authorship?
While students are using AI regularly, they remain concerned about becoming too dependent on it and running the risk of academic integrity violations for inappropriate use. As the academic year begins, we’re excited to announce the availability of Grammarly Authorship to all Free, Pro, and higher education Grammarly for Education users. This feature is designed to bring much-needed transparency and trust to written assignments in the age of AI. Whether you’re a student seeking to protect yourself against accusations of plagiarism, or an educator who wants better solutions for preserving transparency and integrity in your courses, Grammarly Authorship is for you.
Read on to learn how this new feature can help students submit their most authentic and impactful writing while fostering a more trustworthy classroom environment this school year.
Authorship isn’t a form of AI detection. Rather than estimating the amount of AI-generated text in a piece of writing after submission, Grammarly Authorship proactively tracks the writing process as you write and automatically categorizes how text was created, without assigning any kind of value judgment. Because Grammarly runs in your browser and within the body of long-form writing platforms, Grammarly is uniquely able to distinguish between:
- Text that is typed
- Text that is pasted from a browser-based source
- Text that is pasted from an unknown source, like a private browsing window
- Text that is typed and then edited with traditional, non-generative AI Grammarly features, such as grammar, spelling, clarity, and word choice suggestions
Authorship was designed with your security and privacy in mind. You’re in control over whether or not Authorship is enabled in a document. You are always aware when Authorship is recording your writing, and you can always turn it off. When you have the Grammarly browser installed and open a blank Google Doc, you will have the option to enable Authorship. Click the green button in the welcome message and you’ll always have the option to turn Authorship tracking on or off when you start a new document via a thumbprint icon on the bottom left of your screen.
Unlike today’s existing AI detectors that analyze text after submission and fail to highlight where specific text came from, Authorship illuminates your writing process entirely, giving you a chance to provide instructors with the context necessary to accurately evaluate your work.
Authorship is fully transparent in what information has been captured by allowing you to preview the report before sharing it with anyone. All Authorship data stays encrypted on your device, and neither Grammarly nor anyone else can see it unless you choose to generate an Authorship report for a particular document. When you’re ready, we recommend that you generate a report as a final check of your writing process before you submit it to your teacher or a faculty member. The Authorship report will open in a new browser window and show three things:
Document analytics
See a high-level breakdown of your text sources and stats about your total writing time, word count, and more.
Authorship report
Once you scroll past the analytics, you’ll see all of your document’s text color-coded based on human-typed or sourced, with descriptions that you can click to expand on the side. Use this to gain more details about where your text came from and as a final check to cite any external sources or use of AI that you may have forgotten to include.
Authorship replay
If you want to see the full replay of your writing process from start to finish, you can click the “play” button at the bottom of the report, along with markers you can jump to to see specific editing moves replayed.
Students can easily share the analytics, report, and replay with others (like teachers or faculty members). Faculty members and students will be able to see the exact same information about where text came from and how it was created. A report can also be unshared at any time.
How does Grammarly Authorship work technically?
Authorship leverages Grammarly’s in-browser presence to automatically categorize text sources as text enters a document. Grammarly Authorship only works if you provide access to your browser-based clipboard. There will be a modal that comes up once you turn on Authorship tracking asking for access to the clipboard. With clipboard access, Grammarly is able to understand if text is copied from a generative AI source like ChatGPT or Claude, or from a more traditional online source like Wikipedia. The feature also understands which text has been generated or modified with Grammarly-specific actions, and it is able to distinguish between text that has been modified with Grammarly’s generative AI capabilities and with Grammarly’s traditional suggestions that do not rely on a large language model (LLM). As mentioned above, Authorship is not AI detection: There is no algorithm that analyzes your writing after you submit it to compare it against patterns that typically occur in AI-generated text. Rather, all of the categorization happens as you write based on where the text originates, providing you and your audience with a more objective understanding of text attribution.
You may be wondering what data Grammarly collects through Authorship. Because Authorship is concerned only with the text that enters your Google Doc, Grammarly tracks your typing only within the body of your document and the text you paste from browser-based sources into your doc. At no point will Grammarly be tracking browser-based actions that have no relevance to your writing process (think YouTube views, website scrolling, etc.).
To learn more about how Grammarly Authorship protects and stores your data, visit our Help Center article.
What the future holds
AI is not going away. It is increasingly becoming a workplace skill that is table-stakes for professionals to possess. But simply because AI use will be expected doesn’t mean that AI use is appropriate in every context. Our hope is that as more students enable Authorship, the value to their writing process and the value to their professors will be clear: Transparency in the writing process builds trust, both in the classroom and on the part of the reader. Authorship can provide both faculty and students with more data and insight into how, when, and why to lean on AI in the writing process—as well as when to avoid it.
Later this year, Authorship will be added to other writing platforms beyond Google Docs. In early 2025, we will add features that allow Grammarly for Education customers to see usage data on the text sources students are using across departments. If you’re a student reading this, we hope you feel empowered to use Authorship as a way of showing your best work. If you’re a faculty member, we hope you’re excited to encourage students to use Authorship as a teaching tool. As we look ahead to the future, we are excited to empower the education community with a more collaborative writing process that takes context into account to ensure students continue honing their skills as thoughtful writers in the AI age.
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From AI Detection to Authorship: How Grammarly Empowers Responsible AI Use
Grammarly launches originality features with AI detection, plagiarism detection, auto-citations and citation style formatting, giving users clearer visibility into text sources and responsible AI use. It also announces the upcoming Authorship beta in Google Docs.
At a time when AI-based communication tools are increasingly prevalent, Grammarly continues to deepen our expertise in evaluating text originality and responsible AI use. We’re launching originality features that combine plagiarism detection, auto-citations, and citation style formatting with newly developed AI detection. These capabilities address the growing need for transparency and accountability in the context of AI-generated content.
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A more transparent approach to AI detection
As AI use increases in the workplace and in academic settings, there is a growing need to distinguish between AI and human-generated content. This is particularly relevant in educational settings, where maintaining the integrity of student work is paramount. There are AI detection solutions on the market, but they lack transparency for the writer.
AI detectors are an emerging—and inexact—technology. When an AI detector definitively states whether the analyzed content contains AI, it’s not acting responsibly. No AI detector can conclusively determine whether AI was used to produce text. The accuracy of these tools can vary based on the algorithms used and the text analyzed.
Unfortunately, AI detectors typically aren’t transparent about their limitations and are often deployed only during content review, not before. As a result, writers usually remain in the dark about why their content has been flagged for the presence of AI.
Grammarly does things differently.
Grammarly’s AI detection shows users what part of their text, if any, appears to have been AI-generated, and we provide guidance on interpreting the results. This percentage may not answer “why” text has been flagged. However, it allows the writer to appropriately attribute sources, rewrite content, and mitigate the risk of being incorrectly accused of AI plagiarism. This approach is similar to our plagiarism detection capabilities, which help writers identify and revise potential plagiarism, ensuring the originality and authenticity of their work.
How Grammarly AI detection works
We’re adding AI detection to our originality features as part of our commitment to responsible AI use. We’re prioritizing giving our users, particularly students, as much transparent information as possible, even though the technology has inherent limitations.
When Grammarly checks a document for AI-generated text, it divides it into smaller sections and examines each section for language patterns typical of AI. Grammarly then provides a percentage score for the amount of content that appears to be AI-generated in a document.
There are several reasons text could be flagged for the presence of AI, even when generative AI tools have not been used. For example, a text may exhibit patterns, structures, or characteristics of typical AI-generated content, such as repetitive phrases or unconventional grammar. In addition, AI detectors have been found to be biased against non-native English writers.
We are adding AI detection to our existing academic integrity features, such as the ability to cite generative AI use, to further empower our users. We want to encourage them to make informed decisions about the content they create and incorporate into their writing, cite sources appropriately, and use AI responsibly. AI detection should be part of a holistic approach to evaluating writing originality.
Beyond detection: Grammarly’s holistic suite of originality capabilities
Grammarly encourages a holistic approach to academic integrity and the responsible use of AI. If students prompt Grammarly to compose text during drafting, AI guidelines redirect them to reference their institution’s academic integrity policies and suggest using generative AI as a brainstorming tool. We also offer an AI for Students course, which guides students on any Grammarly plan to use generative AI responsibly, whether it be Grammarly or another tool.
When drafting is complete, Grammarly makes it easy for students to cite their sources. Students can generate properly formatted citations and cite their use of generative AI through one-click “Acknowledge Grammarly gen AI use” prompts. Before an assignment is submitted, students can check their writing for plagiarism against billions of web pages and articles, in addition to now being able to check for the presence of AI-generated text.
Alongside these originality capabilities, Grammarly announced the upcoming release of Grammarly Authorship. Authorship enables users to categorize all text added to their writing assignment automatically. It generates a comprehensive report detailing the content’s origin—human-typed, AI-generated, edited with traditional grammar checking, or sourced externally. This feature complements AI detection, providing writers with detailed and objective information about the likely composition of their text.
Authorship facilitates more productive conversations between students and faculty regarding a student’s writing process. This mitigates some of the more adversarial back-and-forth between professors and students that the education market has seen since the advent of AI tools. Authorship will be available as a beta in Google Docs for all Grammarly customers beginning in September 2024.
Grammarly’s introduction of AI detection and Authorship signifies our dedication to empowering users with holistic tools to support academic integrity. These efforts are essential to ensure that technology augments human effort without diminishing the value of original work, fostering responsible AI use in the classroom and the workplace.
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