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Rytr Chrome extension

Rytr writes drafts on the page you're already typing on, using 30+ use-case templates and a built-in plagiarism check. It's best for people who need quick first drafts for emails, ads or social captions. The catch: heavier use of longer content or the plagiarism checker needs a paid plan.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategoryWriting
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓AI-powered

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • works directly inside Gmail, Facebook and WordPress instead of a separate app
  • 30+ use-case templates for emails, ads, blogs and captions
  • supports 30+ languages and 20+ tones
  • built-in plagiarism checker powered by Copyscape
  • editing tools to reword or shorten generated text

Cons

  • some editing and plagiarism-check features are limited on the free plan
  • AI drafts still need a human editing pass for accuracy and voice
  • works best for short-to-medium content, not long research pieces

Best for

  • drafting sales and marketing emails without leaving Gmail
  • generating social captions and ad copy quickly
  • writers who want templates for 30+ common content types
  • teams that want workflow and content management features

Skip it if

  • people who need long-form, deeply researched articles rather than short drafts
  • users who want a completely free plagiarism checker with no limits

Key features

  • 30+ use-case templates and content types
  • 20+ tone options across 30+ languages
  • in-browser drafting inside Gmail, Facebook and WordPress
  • native plagiarism checker powered by Copyscape
  • reword and shorten editing operations
  • workflow and team management tools

What Rytr does

Rytr is an AI writing assistant that generates drafts directly where you type, including Gmail, Facebook and WordPress. You pick a use case such as a sales email or Instagram caption, add some context, and it produces a draft in one of 30+ languages and 20+ tones. Editing tools let you reword or shorten the output afterward.

Rytr free vs paid

Rytr offers a free plan for trying its writing templates and basic generation. Paid plans raise the character limit for generated content and unlock the full plagiarism checker along with additional workflow and team management features, which matter more for agencies or teams producing high volumes of copy.

Is Rytr safe?

Rytr needs access to the page you're writing on, such as Gmail or WordPress, to insert generated text into text fields. As with any AI writing tool, review drafts for accuracy before sending, and treat generated content as a starting point rather than a finished, fact-checked piece.

Rytr: FAQs

Is Rytr free?

Rytr has a free plan for basic drafting. Paid plans raise usage limits and unlock the full plagiarism checker and extra workflow features.

Is Rytr safe to use?

It needs access to the page you're writing on to insert text, which is standard for writing extensions. Always review AI-generated drafts before sending them.

How do I use the Rytr extension?

Install it, sign in, then click the icon on a supported site like Gmail, pick a use case, add context, and generate a draft.

Does Rytr work in Gmail?

Yes, Rytr's extension works inside Gmail so you can draft emails without switching tabs.

What languages does Rytr support?

Rytr supports 30+ languages and 20+ tones for generated content.

Does Rytr check for plagiarism?

Yes, it includes a native plagiarism checker powered by Copyscape, though full access may depend on your plan.

What are Rytr alternatives?

Jasper, Copy.ai and ChatGPT are common alternatives for AI-assisted writing.

Can Rytr write blog posts?

Yes, it includes templates for blog ideas and outlines, though longer pieces typically need editing and expansion.

Does Rytr support social media captions?

Yes, it has templates for Instagram captions and other social copy.

Why isn't Rytr generating text on a page?

Some sites use custom text editors the extension doesn't detect; try a standard text field or refresh the page.