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Zinn® SEO how-to: Check spelling, grammar and tone

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Check a draft's spelling and grammar in its own language with a LanguageTool server or AI, and see where its tone drifts from the voice your site wants, with one-click fixes.

Check spelling, grammar and tone

Check a draft's spelling and grammar in its own language with a LanguageTool server or AI, and see where its tone drifts from the voice your site wants, with one-click fixes.

  1. Choose who checks — Go to SEO, Writing, Spelling and tone. Under Who checks choose A LanguageTool server (add its address, and your username and key for a paid account) or AI (your own key, or Zinn® credits with Pro). With AI on your own key, choose its AI model too.
  2. Choose your voice — Under The voice your site wants choose Friendly, Formal or another voice, or No tone check.
  3. Check a post — In the editor, open Writing help, Spelling, grammar and tone and press Check the text. Each issue shows its fix; press it to put it in the text.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/check-spelling-grammar-and-tone

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