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PricingAboutSupportPaste Hebrew text and get it checked for spelling, gender and number agreement, verb forms, prepositions and punctuation, with every fix explained.
The checker follows Academy of the Hebrew Language rules for Modern Israeli Hebrew: subject-verb and noun-adjective agreement in gender and number, verb conjugation, preposition choice, punctuation, and ktiv male spelling (the full, unvowelled spelling most everyday Hebrew writing uses). Each fix comes with a one-line reason, not just a corrected word.
It does not rewrite for style. A sentence that is grammatically sound but clunky, repetitive or oddly phrased will come back unchanged, because correctness and style are different questions and this tool only answers the first one.
Ktiv male ("full spelling") is the Academy of the Hebrew Language's standard for writing unvowelled Hebrew, adding vav and yod letters that vowel points would otherwise carry. Most everyday Hebrew writing follows it; the checker does too.
It checks correctness (spelling, agreement, verb forms, punctuation), not style. A grammatically correct sentence that reads awkwardly will pass; a stylistic rewrite is not what this tool does.
Everyday is more forgiving of the contractions and shortcuts common in relaxed writing; Formal holds the text to the standard expected in an official document or a submitted piece of writing.
Paste Hebrew, get English that keeps the tone and the gender.
Say who is speaking and who is listening; get the right Hebrew.
Both speaker and listener genders, side by side.
Hebrew to English letters and back, three systems.