Proofread text while preserving your voice
Correct spelling, grammar and punctuation with minimal intervention, and flag edits that could change the meaning.
What to provide
- The draft and preferred English variant.
Example Illustrative example
Input
Illustrative editorial example — not a recorded model test. Text: The team are preparing there notes for tomorrows meeting. English variant: Australian English.
Output
The team are preparing their notes for tomorrow’s meeting. Edits: “there” changed to the possessive “their”; “tomorrows” changed to “tomorrow’s”. No intended meaning change. The plural agreement in “team are” is retained.
Improve the result
- Separate essential corrections from optional style suggestions and explain any ambiguous sentence.
How to use this prompt
Ask for minimal changes when the voice matters. If a sentence has two possible meanings, resolve the ambiguity before accepting a correction.
What to check in the result
Proofreading does not verify factual accuracy. Style and agreement choices can vary by context, so review optional edits instead of accepting all of them automatically.