Wordtune Free Gives 10 Rewrites a Day. That Is Ten Sentences.
Wordtune's free limit resets daily, not monthly. That single detail is the difference between a usable free tier and one that runs dry by mid-afternoon.
Wordtune Free gives 10 rewrites and AI suggestions per day, 3 AI summaries per month, and unlimited spelling and grammar corrections. It needs no card, and the rewrite allowance resets every 24 hours rather than every month. Advanced is $6.99 a month billed annually for 30 rewrites a day.1
The daily reset is the thing to understand before you compare this to anything else. Grammarly meters 100 prompts across a month and QuillBot caps each pass at 125 words. Wordtune meters per day, and it resets every morning.
That makes it a genuinely different shape of free tier. You cannot save up an allowance, and you cannot burn through a month of it in one afternoon. You get ten goes, then you wait.
The free plan, measured
| Feature | Free (Basic) | Advanced |
|---|---|---|
| Rewrites and AI suggestions | 10 per day | 30 per day |
| AI summaries | 3 per month | 15 per month |
| Spelling corrections | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Grammar checks | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| AI recommendations | No | Unlimited |
| Tone options | Casual, Formal, Shorten, Expand | Same plus recommendations |
| Card required | No | Trial needs one |
| Price | $0 | $6.99/mo annual, $13.99 monthly |
One rewrite means one sentence
This is where the allowance stops sounding generous. A rewrite is one click on one sentence. It is not a document, a paragraph or a page.
A 500-word blog post contains roughly 30 sentences. Wanting a second option on even a third of them is ten rewrites, which is the entire day. Most people discover this halfway through an edit, with the work unfinished and the cap already gone.
| What you are editing | Sentences | Free plan covers |
|---|---|---|
| A single email | 5 to 8 | Comfortably |
| A LinkedIn post | 6 to 10 | One pass, no second options |
| A 500-word article | 25 to 35 | A third of one pass |
| A 2,000-word report | 100 to 140 | Ten days of allowance |
The limit is shared across every surface
Wordtune runs as a web app, a Chrome extension, a Word add-in and on iOS. Free users get one pool of ten rewrites per day across all of them, not ten each. Whatever you spend in the browser is gone in Word.
That matters if you assumed the extension had its own allowance. It does not, and there is no way to see a combined counter before you spend a rewrite on the wrong surface.
What stays unlimited, and why that is the useful part
Spelling and grammar corrections are not metered on any plan, including free. If you use Wordtune purely as a correctness checker, the free tier has no practical ceiling and the 10-rewrite cap never applies to you.
The same was once true of summarisation, and it is now the tightest limit in the product: 3 AI summaries per month on free, against 15 on Advanced. If your reason for installing Wordtune was summarising PDFs, the free plan will disappoint you faster than the rewrite cap will.
When the free plan is enough
Short, high-value sentences you intend to choose between yourself. A subject line. The opening of a cold email. A paragraph of copy where the phrasing carries the weight.
It is also reasonable if you write in bursts rather than daily, because a daily allowance that resets is worth more to an occasional user than a monthly allowance that does not.
Wordtune works at the level of a sentence, which suits marketing copy and correspondence. If you write fiction, Sudowrite is built for that instead, though it has no free plan.
When it stops being enough
The moment you are editing documents rather than sentences. Thirty rewrites a day on Advanced still runs out inside a two-hour editing session for a long piece, which makes the honest upgrade target the unlimited tier rather than the one in between.
Frequently asked questions
Does Wordtune Free need a credit card?
No. The Basic plan is free permanently and requires no payment details. The paid tiers offer a 3-day trial that does require a card.
Does the 10-rewrite limit reset daily?
Yes, every 24 hours. It is not a monthly allowance, and unused rewrites do not accumulate.
Is the limit per app or shared?
Shared. The browser extension, web app, Word add-in and iOS app draw from the same pool of ten.
Is Wordtune free for grammar checking?
Yes. Spelling and grammar corrections are unlimited on the free plan, which is the part of the product the cap does not touch.
How many summaries do you get free?
Three AI summaries per month. This is a monthly cap, unlike the daily rewrite allowance, and it is the first limit most people hit.
Free-tier limits verified against Wordtune's plans page on 20 October 2026. Third-party reviews disagree on the paid price points and some still list discontinued tiers. Limits change without notice.
Sources
- Wordtune pricing: www.wordtune.com/pricing. Used for: Daily rewrite allowance and pricing.
All sources are the vendor's own plan or documentation pages, checked on 20 October 2026. Plan terms change without notice, so confirm current limits before you rely on them.
