How to add grammarly to apple mail

Grammarly is a fantastic tool for improving your writing skills, and it's great that you want to integrate it with Apple Mail. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you add Grammarly to Apple Mail:

Method 1: Using Grammarly's Browser Extension

1. Install the Grammarly browser extension for Safari, Chrome, or Firefox. You can do this by visiting the Grammarly website and clicking on the "Get Started" button.
2. Once installed, make sure you're logged in to your Grammarly account.
3. Open Apple Mail and compose a new email.
4. Click on the "Share" icon (looks like a box with an arrow) in the top-right corner of the compose window.
5. Select "Add to Safari" (or Chrome/Firefox, depending on your browser).
6. In the Safari (or Chrome/Firefox) settings, toggle on "Allow Grammarly to edit text" under the "Content" section.
7. Now, when you compose an email in Apple Mail, Grammarly will automatically check your writing for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.

Method 2: Using Grammarly's Desktop App

1. Download and install the Grammarly desktop app from the Grammarly website.
2. Once installed, launch the app and sign in to your Grammarly account.
3. In the app, click on the "Settings" icon (looks like a gear) in the top-right corner.
4. Scroll down to the "Integrations" section and toggle on "Apple Mail" under the "Email" section.
5. Follow the prompts to authorize the integration.
6. Now, when you compose an email in Apple Mail, Grammarly will automatically check your writing for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.

Tips and Limitations

• Grammarly's browser extension and desktop app will only work when you're composing an email in Apple Mail, not when you're reading or replying to emails.
• Grammarly's integration with Apple Mail is limited to the compose window, so you won't see suggestions or corrections in the email body or subject line.
• If you're using a third-party email client or app, you may need to use a different method to integrate Grammarly, such as using the Grammarly browser extension or installing a third-party add-on.