How to Check Your Grammar on Any Website with Helperbird

Learn how to use Helperbird's Grammar Checker to check and correct your grammar on any website. A complete guide to the Grammar feature.

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What is the Grammar Checker?

The Grammar Checker reviews your text and corrects grammar mistakes. You can type or paste text into it, or select text on a webpage, and Helperbird will return a corrected version. This is different from the Spell Check feature, which only checks spelling — the Grammar Checker looks at sentence structure, word usage, and overall grammar.

This is a Helperbird Pro feature.


Who is This For?

This feature is helpful for:

  • Students writing essays, emails, or assignments
  • Anyone who wants a quick grammar check before sending a message
  • English language learners who want help with grammar
  • People with dyslexia or writing difficulties
  • Anyone who wants to improve their writing

Step 1: Open Helperbird

Click the Helperbird icon in your browser toolbar. It looks like a small owl and is usually in the top-right corner of your browser.

This will open the Helperbird menu.


Step 2: Select Text on a Webpage

Go to any webpage and highlight the text you want to check. Click and drag to select a sentence or paragraph. You can also type or paste text directly into the Grammar Checker in the next step.


Step 3: Open the Grammar Checker

Use the Highlight Menu, the right-click context menu, or find the Grammar option in the Helperbird menu. The Grammar Checker panel will open with your selected text ready to check.

If you did not select text beforehand, you can type or paste text into the text area. The Grammar Checker supports up to 1,000 characters at a time.


Step 4: Check Your Text

Click the Check this button. Helperbird will analyze your text and return a corrected version with grammar fixes applied.


Step 5: Use the Corrected Text

Once the corrected text appears, you can:

  • Copy the corrected text to your clipboard using the Copy button
  • Listen to the corrected text read aloud using the Listen button
  • Start over to check a new piece of text

Tip: Use the Grammar Checker alongside the Spell Check feature for the most thorough review of your writing. Spell Check catches misspelled words in real time, while the Grammar Checker reviews sentence structure and word usage.


Video Tutorial

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Need Additional Help?

If you have any questions or run into any issues, please contact the Helperbird support team. You can reach us at Helperbird support. We are happy to help you get the most out of Helperbird.

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John Mc Carthy

John Mc Carthy

Helperbird user

The free version of this is so great and helpful to a LOT of people...but the upgraded version is next level:)

Mia Laudato

Mia Laudato

Helperbird user

This is a great little extension, lightweight and non intrusive. With dyslexia its reading that's an issue, not the underlying intelligence. An aid such as this one, can help deliver the world to some who may not otherwise have received it. Great Work.

Colm Murphy

Colm Murphy

Helperbird user

Amazing tool, love the new overlay feature!!

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James Connel

Helperbird user

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Cris Townley

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