Important: AI Chat and other generative AI agents in Grammarly for Windows and Mac are currently available to individual users only.
AI Chat integrates generative AI directly into your workflow, enabling you to get help wherever you’re writing. Whether you need to ask a question, brainstorm ideas, receive recommendations, draft content, or polish existing text, AI Chat is designed to support you in real time.
You can view suggestions, launch the revision assistant, and interact with AI—all from the same interface.
To learn more about other AI agents, such as Humanizer, Paraphraser, Reader Reactions, and others, explore this section: Agents
Getting started with AI Chat
Accessing AI Chat
- Install Grammarly for Mac.
- Hover over the right edge of your screen to reveal the Grammarly tab.
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Click the Grammarly tab to start the chat with AI or review the available suggestions:
Using AI Chat
Type your prompt directly into the text area that appears after clicking the Grammarly tab. AI Chat will use the context from your active window to tailor its response.
You can ask for:
- Content generation (emails, summaries, blog drafts, etc.)
- Feedback or suggestions
- Help with rewriting, tone adjustments, and clarity
Note: You can use up to 1,000 prompts per day. If you reach your limit, AI Chat will reset the next day.
Using the Free plan? Upgrade to Pro to take advantage of advanced writing suggestions and more. Head to www.grammarly.com/plans to compare what Pro has to offer and choose the plan that works best for you.
Controlling context with window awareness
AI Chat uses context from the currently active window to provide more personalized and relevant assistance.
To change the context:
- Click Attach in the AI Chat interface.
- Choose a different open window to guide the AI’s response.
Limitations: Window awareness does not currently support Google Docs or Google Slides. However, if you highlight text in a Google Doc while the assistant is open, AI Chat can still use that selected text for ideation and suggestions.
Using preset quick prompts
To use preset quick prompts, select the text you’d like to improve, click the blue sidebar that appears on the left, and select one of the options available at the top of the suggestion card:
You can also type a custom prompt by selecting Revise with AI. To use the generated text, click Accept.
Moving the Grammarly tab
If the Grammarly tab overlaps your text or an important user interface element, or you’d just like to move it somewhere else, you can slide it up and down along the side of your screen.
Accessing AI Chat
- Install Grammarly for Windows.
- Launch AI Chat and agents by clicking Grammarly’s floating widget.
Using AI Chat
Type your prompt directly into the text area that appears after clicking the Grammarly widget.
You can ask for:
- Content generation (emails, summaries, blog drafts, etc.)
- Feedback or suggestions
- Help with rewriting, tone adjustments, and clarity
Note: You can use up to 1,000 prompts per day. If you reach your limit, AI Chat will reset the next day.
Using the Free plan? Upgrade to Pro to take advantage of advanced writing suggestions and more. Head to www.grammarly.com/plans to compare what Pro has to offer and choose the plan that works best for you.
Moving or turning off Grammarly
If the Grammarly widget overlaps text or any of the interface elements, you can drag the Grammarly widget to move it to a different location on your screen. You should see small blue anchor points appear when you click to move the widget. If you are using a website, there should be anchors around the active text field and at the bottom corners of your browser window.
To turn off Grammarly on a specific application or website, right-click the floating widget and select Turn off suggestions in… or Turn off suggestions in… for 1 hour.
Note: Hiding the Grammarly widget without turning it off is not currently possible.