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Wordtune vs Hemingway Editor

Both are writing & content tools. Here is what separates them.

WordtuneHemingway Editor
What it isSuggests alternative phrasings of a sentence you have already written, rather than writing for you.Marks the sentences that are hard to read, the adverbs, and the passive voice — and now offers AI rewrites.
CategoryWriting & ContentWriting & Content
PricingFreemium · Free · from $9.99/moFreemium · Free (web) · Plus $10/mo
How it billsFlat monthlyFlat monthly
Free tierYesYes
RatingNot yet ratedNot yet rated
Features
  • Sentence-level rewrite suggestions
  • Tone and length variants
  • Document summarising
  • Browser extension for Gmail and Docs
  • Multilingual input
  • Readability grading
  • Highlights hard-to-read sentences
  • Flags passive voice and adverbs
  • AI rewrite of flagged text (paid)
  • Free web version
What works
  • Improves your writing rather than replacing it
  • Works where you already write
  • Fast and unobtrusive
  • Immediate, obvious feedback
  • Free version covers the core
  • Makes over-writing visible
What does not
  • Limited rewrites on the free plan
  • Suggestions can be bland
  • Not for generating from nothing
  • Rules are crude and sometimes wrong
  • Punishes legitimate complex prose
  • Desktop app is a separate purchase

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