Before
Open a new tab, ask, come back
- Open a new tab
- Paste the sentence
- Type the prompt
- Wait for the answer
- Read the options
- Copy one
- Switch back and paste
A round trip for one sentence
Translate, rewrite and fix text across languages without leaving the tab
Open the Chrome popup, paste a sentence or ask a question, and get help without the round trip to another tab.
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How do I say “I’ll follow up tomorrow” naturally in Polish?
Example options, and when to use them
Odezwę się do Ciebie jutro.
Natural and friendly. The best general option.Dam Ci znać jutro.
Use when you’re promising an update.Napiszę do Ciebie jutro.
Specifically means you’ll send a message.Skontaktuję się z Tobą jutro.
Clear, but more formal. Fine in writing.
You already know how to fix it. You just don’t want to open a tab to do it.
Another small detour, for a sentence you almost had right.
With Spellwand🪄
Open the wand where you are
- Open Spellwand from the Chrome toolbar
- Paste your text or type a writing request
- Read the result, copy what fits and paste it back
The same tab, a small popup
What Spellwand does
Seven small spells for the languages you write in.
✨ Fix typos, capitalization and punctuation
Paste your text into the popup to clean up typos, missing capitals and stray punctuation. Ask for a light correction when you want to keep your own wording.
✨ Ask “how do I say that in [language]?”
Ask it the way you’d ask a friend — “How do I say ‘have cold feet’ in Polish?” Get phrasing options with notes on when they fit: formal or casual, spoken or written, warm or neutral.
Pick the one that fits and copy it.
✨ Sound natural, not just correct
Check a sentence you’re unsure about, or ask for a more natural version. You can also ask whether your wording already works, instead of requesting a rewrite.
✨ Translate in both directions
Ask for the language you need: Polish to German, Spanish to Japanese, Ukrainian to English, or English to Polish. English doesn’t have to be the destination.
✨ Explain grammar and expressions
Ask why a correction was made, or what an expression means. A short explanation can help you recognize the same pattern next time.
✨ Compare two ways of saying the same thing
Not sure which of two phrasings is better? Put both in and ask about the difference in meaning, tone or formality.
✨ Find simpler, clearer wording
Turn a sentence you overcomplicated into one people can follow. Ask for a shorter version, a clearer explanation or a different tone.
Write across languages, not just in English
Your next message might be in a different language from your last one. Spellwand gives you a place to check the wording, ask about the tone and translate in the direction you need.
- A Ukrainian speaker drafting a formal email in PolishUA → PL · formal, written
- A Spanish speaker messaging a German landlord about a depositES → DE · polite but firm
- An English speaker replying in Japanese to a colleagueEN → JA · workplace, written
A sentence can be grammatically correct and still feel too stiff, too casual or out of place. Ask about register and idiom as well as the translation, so you can choose wording that suits the situation.
How it works
- Add Spellwand to ChromeOpen the extension and sign in with Google. The free plan doesn’t require a payment card.
- Open the popup and enter your textPaste a sentence or type a writing request. Tell Spellwand the language or tone you need.
- Read the result and copy what fitsYour answer appears in the popup. Copy it, then paste it into the message or document you’re working on.
Spellwand runs from the Chrome toolbar. It doesn’t edit text fields on websites; you choose what to enter and where to paste the result.
Who it’s for
🎓 Students
Essays, emails to professors and applications written in a language you’re still learning.
🗃️ Professionals
Client emails, team messages and LinkedIn posts where tone matters as much as the words.
🌎 People who moved abroad
Messages to landlords, school forms, customer support and everyday admin.
🗣️ Language learners
Anyone who wants to understand an expression or correction, as well as get help with the sentence.
Spellwand, ChatGPT, Grammarly and Google Translate
| Workflow | Spellwand | ChatGPT | Grammarly | Google Translate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A typical use | A quick writing or translation question | An open-ended conversation about a draft | Writing suggestions while you work | Translating text or a page |
| How you work | Enter text in the Chrome popup | Chat in the website or app | Review suggestions in supported apps and sites | Choose languages in the website or app |
| What to bring | A sentence, a phrase or a writing request | A draft and the feedback you want | The text you’re working on | The text you want to translate |
| A useful next step | Copy the wording that fits | Continue the conversation | Review and apply suggestions | Read or copy the translation |
These are examples of workflows, not a complete feature checklist. Spellwand is built around a small task: open the popup, work on your wording and bring the result back to what you were doing.
Plans
Free
$0Fair number of requests every week. Sign in with Google. No payment card required.
Pro
€4.99 / monthx5 more requests every week. Base price in EUR, tax included. No trial. Cancel anytime.
Reach your weekly limit and wait for the reset, or upgrade from Free for a higher allowance. Checkout may show a localized, tax-inclusive price.
Stop second-guessing your writing.
There’s a message you’ve read four times. Open Spellwand, ask about the wording and get back to what you wanted to say.
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Questions people ask
What is Spellwand?
Spellwand is a Chrome extension for translating, rewriting and checking your writing. Open the toolbar popup, enter a sentence or writing request, then copy the result back to what you’re working on. It’s built for people who regularly write in more than one language.
Does Spellwand only work with English?
No. You can ask for help in different languages and translate in both directions. Tell Spellwand the language you want, along with the meaning or tone you’re aiming for.
How is Spellwand different from ChatGPT?
Spellwand puts writing and translation requests in a small Chrome popup, so you can ask about a sentence without opening another tab. ChatGPT offers a broader conversational workspace for working through drafts and ideas.
How is Spellwand different from Grammarly?
Grammarly offers writing suggestions in supported apps and websites, including multilingual assistance. Spellwand uses a popup that you open yourself: enter text or a question, review the answer and copy the wording you want.
How is Spellwand different from Google Translate?
Google Translate is a translation tool. Spellwand brings translation together with rewriting and writing questions in a Chrome popup. You can ask about tone, compare phrasings or request an explanation as part of your writing task.
Can I check whether my sentence sounds natural?
Yes. Paste the sentence and ask whether it sounds natural in the situation you have in mind. Include context, such as a message to a friend or a formal email, to make the request more specific.
Does Spellwand change text on websites?
No. Spellwand works in its own toolbar popup. You enter the text or request yourself, and copy the result to use in your email, document or message.
Is Spellwand free?
Yes. The Free plan includes a fair number of AI requests per week and requires Google sign-in, with no payment card. Pro includes over 5 times more requests per week for a base price of 4.99 EUR per month, tax inclusive, without a trial. Checkout may display a localized price.
Can Spellwand explain grammar and expressions?
Yes. Ask about a grammar rule, the meaning of an expression or the difference between two phrasings. You can use language chats for follow-up questions.
Which browser should I use?
Spellwand is available as a Chrome extension. Use Google Chrome for the supported experience.
Have an idea?
If something would make Spellwand more useful to you, let me know!