Review WordPress content and site markup

WP Spell Check Pro and WP Spell Check Premium are paid editions for proofreading and auditing WordPress websites. Their reports bring findings such as spelling, grammar, punctuation, SEO opportunities, broken shortcodes, and broken HTML into one place for review. They can help when older content, large post collections, or many product pages need attention. The tools are intended for website owners, developers, marketing managers, SEO and web agencies, bloggers, small businesses, and WooCommerce stores.

What Pro and Premium check

WP Spell Check Pro includes paid capabilities for finding and fixing spelling and grammar errors, identifying broken shortcodes and broken code, and getting AI suggestions for SEO titles and descriptions on pages and posts.

The free plugin checks page and post content. WP Spell Check Premium checks the entire website. Its broader review can include SEO titles and descriptions, forms, menus, and slugs. The areas covered depend on the edition and checking scope.

Review findings in context

A report gives you a list of findings to check against the relevant content or markup. Depending on edition and scope, it can help reveal spelling mistakes, punctuation and grammar errors, missing or weak SEO titles and descriptions, broken shortcodes, broken plugins, and broken HTML. Review each item in its WordPress context, then make the correction that fits the page or site element.

The AI suggestions support review of existing page and post SEO titles and descriptions. Check each suggestion against the content before applying a change.

Languages and common uses

Spell checking works with American English, British English, and Canadian English. Select the language on the General Options page.

• Review many pages and posts in a large content library without opening each one separately.
• Organize proofreading and audit work for agency clients or across a development, marketing, or content team.
• Check published business content and product pages in WooCommerce stores with large catalogs.

Install and execute a check

Install the selected paid edition in WordPress and open its settings. Choose American English, British English, or Canadian English on the General Options page. Start with the checking scope that fits the site: Pro supports proofreading and auditing workflows, while Premium offers the more extensive entire-website check.

When the report is ready, review its spelling, grammar, punctuation, SEO, shortcode, and HTML findings. Apply appropriate corrections in the relevant WordPress content, then run the plugin again when another audit is needed.

Where core checks run

The supplied product information states that spelling and grammar checks run locally on the server, with no content sent externally for those core functions. Dictionary files are loaded from the plugin's own servers for offline use. Optional survey information may be skipped.