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Wordtune
AI rewriting assistant that rephrases sentences in context.
4.62,400 reviews~1M+ usersWritingBy AI21 Labs
Freemium
Reviewed by the Single Tab Browser editorial teamLast tested 2026-05-11Wordtune screenshots
Overview
Wordtune rewrites selected sentences into clearer, shorter, longer, formal or casual variations, and can summarise long articles. It is aimed at people who know what they mean but want a faster route to a clean sentence.
Wordtune is a writing Chrome extension from AI21 Labs with roughly 1M users on the Chrome Web Store. It holds a 4.6-star average across 2K ratings, which puts it among the better-reviewed options in its category. Pricing is freemium, listed at From $6.99/mo.
Wordtune rewrites selected sentences into clearer, shorter, longer, formal or casual variations, and can summarise long articles. It is aimed at people who know what they mean but want a faster route to a clean sentence.
The trade-off is the usual one for a freemium extension: the free tier gets you the core feature and the paid tier unlocks the parts most people eventually want. With 1M users, complaints and fixes surface quickly, so check the review notes below before installing it alongside other writing extensions.
How to install and set up Wordtune
- 1Open the Chrome Web Store listing for Wordtune and click Add to Chrome, then Add extension.
- 2Pin the icon: click the puzzle-piece button in Chrome's toolbar, find it in the list and click the pin so it stays visible.
- 3Open the extension once and walk through its first-run screen — a writing extension usually asks which sites it may act on.
- 4Test it on a page you know well before relying on it for daily work.
- 5To remove it later, right-click the toolbar icon and choose Remove from Chrome, or use chrome://extensions.
Key features
Wordtune rewrites selected sentences into clearer, shorter,
Wordtune rewrites selected sentences into clearer, shorter, longer, formal or casual variations, and can summarise long articles.
It is aimed at people who know what they mean but want a fas
It is aimed at people who know what they mean but want a faster route to a clean sentence.
Who should use Wordtune?
Non-native English writers and marketers polishing short-form copy.
Pricing
Wordtune is freemium — From $6.99/mo. The free tier is usable for evaluation; compare paid tiers before committing a team.
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View ExtensionFrequently asked questions
Is Wordtune free?
It is a freemium extension with a listed price of From $6.99/mo. The free tier covers the core feature; paid tiers unlock the rest.
How many people use Wordtune?
Roughly 1M Chrome users have it installed, and it holds a 4.6-star average from 2K ratings.
Is Wordtune safe to install?
Wordtune is published on the official Chrome Web Store by AI21 Labs, so it passes Google's review. Check the permissions it asks for on install and prefer the store listing over third-party mirrors.
What are the best Wordtune alternatives?
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