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How to add a spell-checker for Crisp messages

Add a browser spell-checker to the Crisp web app so your team can catch typos and grammar mistakes before sending messages.


Crisp works well with browser-based writing assistants. If you want extra help while writing replies, the easiest option is to install a spell-checker extension in the browser you use for https://app.crisp.chat.


The tools below are third-party extensions. You can use any spell-checker you prefer, as long as it supports your browser and language.



Use Grammarly for English


Grammarly is a popular option for English writing. Once its browser extension is enabled, it can review the text you type in the Crisp editor.


Install the extension


Start from the Grammarly website and pick the browser extension that matches the browser you use for Crisp.


Open Grammarly and choose the browser extension


Then add the extension to your browser.


Install the Grammarly extension in your browser


Sign in and enable it in Crisp


Once the extension is installed, create a Grammarly account or sign in to your existing one.


Create or sign in to your Grammarly account


After that, Grammarly starts working directly in the Crisp web app while you write messages.


Grammarly working inside the Crisp editor



Use MerciApp for French


MerciApp is a strong option for French writing and grammar. It can also work as a browser extension alongside Crisp.


Create your account


Start by creating your MerciApp account.


Create your MerciApp account


Choose and install the extension


Pick the extension that matches your browser, then install it.


Choose the MerciApp browser extension


Install the MerciApp extension in your browser


Start writing in Crisp


Once the extension is active, it can review the messages you write in the Crisp web app.


MerciApp working inside the Crisp editor



Choose the tool that fits your language


Grammarly and MerciApp are simply two well-known examples. If your team writes in another language, you can use a different browser spell-checker instead.


The main thing to check is that the extension supports your browser and works correctly inside the Crisp editor.


Updated on: 19/04/2026

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