Options to print and email your text can be found in the left side bar menu as shown here: The subsequent menu provides an option to print or email your text with the AutoCrit highlights and or with the AutoCrit analysis details found in the right side bar.

Yes! AutoCrit does have a few reports that are specific to fiction. For example, dialogue and dialogue tags are primarily applicable for fiction. However, a majority of the reports can be used for all types of writing and we have many users who write nonfiction, technical, business, biographies, etc. The areas that would be most […]

AutoCrit is an online text editing tool focused on assisting writers improve their writing style, get published, and become successful authors. AutoCrit is not just a basic grammar checker or a spell checker. AutoCrit also identifies problems that prevent the reader from your enjoying story such as: Words that weaken your writing, such as too […]

AutoCrit was designed with ease of use in mind. Follow these steps and you will be improving your writing in no time! Login Copy the text from your scene or manuscript Click the Category button to analyze your text. It’s that simple. There’s no software to install. No weird commands to learn. You can start […]

There is a lot going on behind the scenes when you attempt to copy and paste information from a Microsoft Word document.  Word files are full of hidden style and formatting code which need to be stripped out of your text before AutoCrit can analyze it. The following process should be followed to accomplish this: […]

AutoCrit provides the option to choose a specific genre of fiction as described in the following video:

AutoCrit supports all text files (those files ending with .txt), MS Word files (.docx), and rich text files (.rtf). Please contact customer support if a file type you wish to use is not supported.

Click on the Category button located at the top of your screen to analyze your text. During editing, you can update your analysis results at any time by clicking on the Category button again.

The following video provides a step by step guide on how to bring text into the AutoCrit editor using either the Paste or Upload methods.