editGPT

editGPT is a free browser extension. According to the site, it conveniently allows users to proofread, edit, and track changes made to ChatGPT content, and it helps improve the clarity and fluency of articles before you send or publish them. Features include online proofreading and editing of ChatGPT content, tracking the changes made to the text so you can see what moved, grammar and spelling checks, and support for APA style guidelines for academic writing. It is built for people who draft inside ChatGPT and want a cleanup pass without copying text into a separate editor and back again. Because it is a browser extension, its scope is narrow: it works where ChatGPT works, and it depends on that page staying stable over time.

- Proofread and edit ChatGPT content right where you wrote it

- Track every change made to the text for easy review

- Catch grammar and spelling issues before you publish

- Keep academic drafts aligned with APA style guidelines

- Writers who draft long content inside the ChatGPT page

- Students and researchers who need APA style compliance

- Anyone who wants a quick cleanup pass on rough drafts

- Users who prefer editing in place over exporting files

The extension only works in the browser on the ChatGPT page, so it does nothing inside other apps, desktop word processors, or offline documents, which limits where you can use it. Style support is limited to APA guidelines, so other citation styles such as MLA or Chicago are not covered and you will need another tool for those. It depends on the ChatGPT interface staying stable, and changes to that page can break how the extension reads or edits text, sometimes without warning. Free extensions can also change or stop being maintained, so keep a backup of important drafts rather than relying on one tool for critical work.