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Englify

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Browser extension that rewrites selected text into polished English on YouTube and X, fixing grammar and matching each platform's tone.

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About Englify

Englify is a browser extension for people who want their English posts and comments on social media to read cleanly. You select text on YouTube or X, trigger a rewrite, and the extension replaces it with corrected, natural-sounding English in one click.

The rewrite fixes grammar mistakes, awkward phrasing and spelling, and adapts the tone to the platform it is used on. Results are described as arriving in under a second. The extension is available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium-based browsers, and the site says text is processed securely and that personal content is not stored or sold.

A free trial includes 10 rewrite requests with no credit card, and paid plans priced by usage add more rewrites. Every plan includes AI rewriting for YouTube and X, grammar and tone fixes, platform-aware suggestions, browser extension access and email support.

Key features

  • One-click rewriting of selected text
  • Works on YouTube and X
  • Grammar, spelling and phrasing fixes
  • Platform-aware tone adjustment
  • Extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave and Opera

Good fit for

  • Polishing comments and replies on YouTube
  • Posting on X in clearer English
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browser-extension
english
grammar
ai-writing
social-media
youtube
x-twitter

Englify: questions and answers

What is Englify used for?
Englify is a browser extension that rewrites selected text into polished English on YouTube and X, fixing grammar and matching each platform's tone. It is a good fit for polishing comments and replies on YouTube, and posting on X in clearer English.
How much does Englify cost?
Englify is a paid product with no free plan. Free trial with 10 rewrites and no card required; paid plans with more rewrites are priced by usage.
Is Englify open source?
No. Englify is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the AI Tools category, open-source options include LanguageTool, Page Assist and Open AI UGC.
What are some alternatives to Englify?
Englify competes with Grammarly, QuillBot and Wordtune.

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