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Comma Checker

Fix missing commas, comma splices, and incorrect comma placement. Every fix comes with an explanation so you learn the rules.

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After eating the dog went for a walk.

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After eating, the dog went for a walk.

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I need to buy eggs milk bread and butter from the store.

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I need to buy eggs, milk, bread, and butter from the store.

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The report which was due on Friday has been submitted however there are still some issues.

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The report, which was due on Friday, has been submitted; however, there are still some issues.

How It Works

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AI Processes It

Our AI analyzes your text for improvements and generates a polished version in seconds.

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Copy the improved text with one click. Install the extension for unlimited use on every website.

Why Use This Tool

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Finds Missing Commas

Detects where commas should be added — after introductory phrases, in lists, and between clauses.

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Fixes Comma Splices

Catches comma splices (two sentences joined by just a comma) and suggests proper fixes.

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Explains the Rules

Each fix includes a brief explanation of which comma rule applies, so you learn as you go.

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Oxford Comma Support

Handles both Oxford comma (a, b, and c) and non-Oxford styles based on your preference.

Who Is This For?

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Students

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ESL Speakers

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What Users Say

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Way better than Grammarly for my needs. It catches mistakes other tools miss.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common comma mistakes?
Missing commas after introductory phrases, missing commas in lists (Oxford comma), comma splices (joining two sentences with just a comma), and missing commas around non-essential clauses.
What is a comma splice?
A comma splice is when two independent sentences are joined with only a comma. For example: "It was raining, we stayed inside." Should be: "It was raining, so we stayed inside."
Should I use the Oxford comma?
The Oxford comma (the comma before "and" in a list) is recommended in most style guides and avoids ambiguity. For example: "I love my parents, Batman, and Superman" vs "I love my parents, Batman and Superman."
Is this tool free?
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