Best fit
- Teams auditing live sites after launches, redesigns, or content migrations.
- Marketers and PMs reviewing pricing, landing pages, and core conversion flows.
- Agencies adding copy QA to technical SEO and CRO audits.
Website spell checker for live-site QA
Find the spelling and grammar issues hiding on your live site
Last updated April 8, 2026
By Site Spell Checker Editorial Team
Paste your URL and run a website spell checker built for published pages. It crawls the site, reviews the copy visitors actually see, and gives your team a report you can use without manual page-by-page checking.
Not the right tool for
- Drafting long-form content before it is published.
- Replacing editorial judgment or legal review.
- Automatically publishing corrections without human review.
Quick answer
A website spell checker crawls public pages, reads the copy in context, and flags likely spelling, grammar, and copy-quality issues. It is built for published websites, not just draft writing.
Proofreading Your Website
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Proofread a URL now
Enter any page URL to run a quick spell check in the main app. Use this when you want results right away without installing the extension first.
No payment required
Instant analysis
Includes 1 free page scan per site.
Understands context, not just dictionaries
The checker can distinguish real brand names and technical terms from actual copy mistakes, which keeps reports cleaner and more useful.
Built for the live site, not the draft
It audits the words visitors actually read today, including the small pieces of UI copy that usually get skipped.
A report the team can work from
Instead of a vague score, you get page-level issues and exports that writers, PMs, and operators can assign and resolve.
What it replaces
Stop relying on manual spot-checking and browser proofreading alone
Browser tools are useful while someone is typing, but they miss the reality of a live website. Typos hide in pricing tables, product grids, CTAs, footers, old docs, and pages nobody remembers to open before launch.
This workflow is for the moment after content is already published and the question becomes: what did we actually ship?
Workflow comparison
Browser spell check vs site-wide website spell checker
Both are useful, but they solve different problems.
| Category | Browser or draft tools | Site Spell Checker |
|---|---|---|
| What it checks | One page at a time while someone is actively editing. | Published copy across a live site, including headings, body copy, buttons, and UI text. |
| Best workflow | Draft editing and quick manual review. | Site-wide QA after launch, migration, pricing updates, or content refreshes. |
| Coverage | Whatever a person remembers to open and inspect. | Up to 500 pages in one run. |
| Output | Inline suggestions while you write. | An actionable report with page context and exports for the team. |
How it works
Run the QA flow in three steps
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Drop in the URL
Start with a single page or a broader scan from the live site you want to review.
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We crawl the published pages
The checker follows internal links, respects robots rules, and reviews visible copy in context.
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Fix what matters first
Use the report to start with home, pricing, signup, product, and other high-trust pages.
Methodology
Built for published website QA
The checker starts from the submitted URL, crawls reachable internal pages, and reviews visible user-facing copy such as headings, body text, labels, buttons, and supporting UI content.
It intentionally separates live-site QA from draft editing so teams can focus on credibility, conversion, and search experience on the site that is already public.
Why it matters
The goal is simple: zero obvious typos on the pages that make money
Most visitors will not report the error. They will just trust the site a little less. This tool gives teams a practical way to find and fix those issues before they quietly hurt conversion.
Related resources
Go deeper into audits, comparisons, and benchmarks
Use the supporting pages when the next question is how to run the audit, compare tools, or prioritize fixes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check spelling on a web page?
Enter the page URL into Site Spell Checker to review published copy on the live page. For a larger review, run a full-site scan and start with the pages that matter most.
Is there a free online website spell checker?
Yes. You can start with a free single-page check and use the full site-scanning workflow when you need broader coverage.
Can ChatGPT spell check a whole website?
ChatGPT can help if you paste text into it, but it is not a crawler and is not built to scan an entire website automatically. A website spell checker is built specifically for that workflow.
How accurate is the spell checker?
The checker uses contextual AI analysis to reduce false positives and focus on real mistakes, but flagged items should still be reviewed by a human before changes are published.
Does it check grammar too?
Yes. The checker reviews both spelling and grammar issues in visible page copy and shows the exact page and sentence where the issue appears.
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