WP Spell Check Pro

Review WordPress content and site elements

WP Spell Check Pro and WP Spell Check Premium are paid editions for proofreading and auditing WordPress sites. Reports bring spelling, grammar, punctuation, SEO opportunities, broken shortcodes, and broken HTML findings together for review. This can help website owners, developers, marketing managers, agencies, bloggers, small businesses, and WooCommerce stores work through large collections of posts, pages, or product listings.

Page and post checks versus whole-site coverage

WP Spell Check Pro includes paid capabilities for finding and fixing spelling and grammar errors, identifying broken shortcodes and broken code, and receiving AI suggestions for SEO titles and descriptions on pages and posts. The free extension checks page and post content.

WP Spell Check Premium checks the entire website. Its broader review can include SEO titles and descriptions, forms, menus, and slugs, according to the supplied product information. Choose the scope that fits the review: Pro supports proofreading and auditing processes, while Premium covers more areas of the site.

Languages and reported findings

Choose American English, British English, or Canadian English on the General Options page. Depending on the edition and checking scope, findings may include spelling mistakes, punctuation and grammar errors, SEO opportunities, broken shortcodes, broken plugins, and broken HTML. Review the report and make corrections in the relevant WordPress content.

AI suggestions for SEO titles and descriptions are available for pages and posts. They give users settings to consider while reviewing existing content; users decide which changes to apply.

Use across content libraries and teams

• Review older posts, many pages, or large product collections through a report.
• Organize proofreading work across agency, development, and marketing teams.
• Check business website content and WooCommerce product pages for issues that need attention.

Installation and review process

Install the selected edition in WordPress and open its options. Choose a spell-check language on the General Options page, then start a check with the scope suited to the site. After the report is ready, review the spelling, grammar, punctuation, SEO, shortcode, and HTML findings. Correct relevant issues in WordPress and execute another check when needed.

Where spell and grammar checks run

The supplied product information says core spell checking and grammar checking run locally on the server, with no content sent externally for those capabilities. Dictionary files are loaded from the add-on's own servers for offline use. Optional survey information may be skipped.