7 Grammarly Tricks You Need to Start Using Today!

About this video

Kevin Stratvert, in a sponsored Grammarly walkthrough, demonstrates seven features. (1) Quick Fix in Gmail: hover suggestions and press Tab to apply all corrections at once, highlighted for review. (2) Writing Assistant on Grammarly.com: set goals for intent and audience, then work through Correctness, Clarity, and Delivery suggestions one by one — accepting, dismissing, or toggling original vs. rephrased text for confidence — plus a generative AI ‘Increase the Impact’ panel suggesting additions like exclusivity, quality language, and details. (3) Use anywhere: install for Windows/Mac, Chrome/Edge extension, iPhone/iPad and Android instead of copy-pasting. (4) Inline translation: highlight text, prompt translate, choose target language (e.g., English to German), then insert or copy. (5) Sidebar rewrites on sites like Google Sites: improve, rephrase, shorten, make friendlier/formal, or custom. (6) AI detection and plagiarism check: flags sections resembling AI text, in his example reporting 88% resembling AI. (7) Authorship in Google Docs (beta): turn on Track Writing Activity, then a report distinguishes human-typed, copied-from-source, and AI-generated text. He notes Grammarly is free with 100 AI credits per month, with premium plans available.

Key takeaways

• Quick Fix: pressing Tab in Gmail applies all Grammarly corrections at once and highlights what changed
• Writing Assistant lets you set intent/audience goals and accept or dismiss Clarity and Delivery suggestions individually
• The generative ‘Increase the Impact’ feature adds persuasive details like exclusivity and quality claims to drafts
• Grammarly works system-wide via Windows/Mac apps, browser extensions, and mobile, and can translate highlighted text inline
• AI detection estimates how much text resembles AI, while Authorship in Google Docs reports typed vs. copied vs. AI-generated portions

Episode details: published February 3, 2025 · 12:06 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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