AI grammar checking tools scan your writing for grammatical errors and suggest corrections, catching things like subject-verb disagreement, misused tenses, missing articles, and awkward sentence construction. You write or paste your text and the tool flags problems with a fix you can accept in a click. The best-known options are Grammarly, QuillBot, and Scribbr, while SwiftKey AI Keyboard corrects as you type on mobile.
Anyone who writes in English, especially non-native speakers, leans on grammar checkers to look more polished with less effort. The narrow focus here is grammatical correctness, which is different from a full proofread that also weighs style and flow. Most checkers run live in your browser, email, or word processor. They catch the large majority of mistakes, but they still miss context-dependent errors and sometimes flag correct sentences, so a quick human read remains worthwhile.