5 Best Editing Tools For Writers

Wondering the best editing tools for writers? In this video, I share some of the most popular editing tools available to writers while writing their books.

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[dralandralarkins]

thank you! It was straight to the point just what I needed!

[jamiesuebrooks]

Great information, Stefanie -- your review of these apps is very helpful.

[robertferraro]

This was fantastically helpful. Thank you.

[amberjoyner]

I really appreciate your breakdown and tips here! Such a valuable video. You got a new subscriber in me :)

[reshmaselvaraj]

Thank you for this video. Yes, I always use Grammarly to edit whatever I write.

[dericknelson]

Hello, quick question, do you
Recommend sending it to fiver to be edit ?

[shinbooks]

I use MS Word as well. I feel it is the best.

[amyg.t.]

What if we want to edit manga or kids picture books?

[sheilathompson]

Thank u for sharing it's very helpful. Enjoy ur weekend.

[fridakalota]

Would it work too for writing scripts? Since it has a different format of writing?

[cereusmediaco]

i use editpad. i discovered it by accident but now I can’t stop using it. i also use calmly writer.

[JaneNewAuthor]

Grammarly is fine for business applications. Useless for fiction in my experience.