FAQ: How do I cite Grammarly in APA style?
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Last Updated: Jun 25, 2026
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If you use Grammarly to check your spelling and grammar, you will need to include a general citation on your References page to acknowledge general use of Grammarly as an AI tool.
You can cite Grammarly the same way you would cite general use of most AI programs.
General Format
AI Company Name. (year). Tool Name/Model in Italics and Title Case [Description; e.g., Large language model]. URL of the tool.
Reference Entry Sample
Superhuman Platform Inc. (2026). Grammarly [Large language model]. https://grammarly.com/.
More Examples
- Citation and Artificial Intelligence (Shapiro Library Research Guide)
- APA Style guide (Shapiro Library)
- Academic Writer -APA (Shapiro Library Database): The ultimate source on APA style. It contains quick guides and tutorials on APA style, tools for planning research projects, citation management, and more.
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This information is intended to be a guideline. Please check with your instructor about the appropriate way to cite sources in your class assignments and projects.
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