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60 Useful Sources to Make Writing Process Easier

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60 Useful Sources to Make Writing Process Easier

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You might be a rising talent in writing and you still need some useful sources to make your writing process easier. You are in luck because this is the 21st century and you can get the help you need in just a click. Here is a list of sources that can help you in your writing career.

1. Paraphrase Tool Online - This paraphrase tool is one of the best tool you can use to give you suggestions with your article.

2. Caligoniat - This software is one of the reliable spinners that you can use manually.

3. Plagiarisma - This another helpful tool can help you not only in paraphrasing the content of your article but also check whether your write ups are free from plagiarism.

4. Word Flood - Before, this software was not for free but fortunately, it is available free of charge. This tool is one of the best because when you want something that you can easily find in your laptop or computer, you can just download this software.

5. Content Professor - This is an all-in-one solution for creating the content of your essays or reports.

6. Rewording Tool - Another tool that you can use for paraphrasing is this one. You can use this anytime you want.

7. Chimp Rewriter - The one that professors and students can use easily is this one. It can easily understand like humans and not just by any machines.

8. Rewordify - When English is too difficult, use this one to simplify things for you so your readers can easily relate to what you are telling them.

9. Spinbot - An automatic rephrasing tool that can rewrite your written article to a readable text.

10. Rephrase - In writing something, you want it to be relatable to your readers. This one can generate words and phrases that are connected to what your idea is.

11. Esc.edu: Types of Papers - You have to know what kind of paper you are writing whether it is an essay, research paper, or journal. In this source, you will be able to identify the kind of paper you need to write and how should you write it.

12. Purdue OWL: Cover Letter Writing - As an applicant for a job, you need to know how to write a comprehensive cover letter and Purdue OWL can help you ace it.

13. Purdue OWL: Personal Statement Writing - Specifically for those who are going to take up the degree of Criminology, you need to know how to write a personal statement and this one can be of good use for that.

14. ApplicationLetter.org: Application Letter Writing - This webpage can give you useful insights in writing the best application letter for your next job.

15. Essay Writing Tips: Types of Essays - When you are a student and your professor requires you to make lots of essays, it is better to find out first how to write an effective ones through this source.

16. Plagiarism Check - This user-friendly tool detects plagiarism easily and quickly. It gives highest level of result on finding out whether there is anything plagiarized on the article you've done.

17. Copyscape - Another helpful tool is Copyscape; it does not just check plagiarism in the Internet but the private publication as well which is very beneficial for you in making your work very original.

18. Dupli Checker - This is free of charge and easy to use with maximum of 50 searches per day for registered users. However, if you are unregistered use, you can only search once a day.

19. Copyleaks - This is actually cloud-based tool, meaning, it has the ability to track the content on how it is used all over the Internet.

20. PaperRater - It is not just plagiarism checker but also it proofreads your grammar and it builds your vocabulary with the given suggestions it has.

21. Plagiarisma - What is interesting about this one is, it is supported with over 190 languages. Yet, you for you to use the unlimited package of it, you have to avail of the premium package of it.

22. PlagScan -You can actually use the free trial version of this and see whether it meets your needs. It checks texts from different sources online, journals, and documents of different users.

23. Quetext - For those who want free tools, this one is for you. It is entirely free and copy-paste the paper you have written to check it.

24. Viper - Academic students no need to worry, this one is the right made for you and your needs in your schools and universities.

25. Grammarly - You want your article as perfect as it could be, then this one makes sure that your article is readable, effective, and free from errors.

26. GingerSoftware - This is one of the top grammar checkers. It checks the grammar and at the same time checks if there are errors in the spellings in the context and if there are redundancy in the content.

27. After the Deadline - What's interesting about this source is it was created by the team who gave the WordPress. It doesn't just check the grammar but the correct punctuations as well.

28. OnlineCorrection - There is an easy distinction that this source uses in correcting grammar.

29. Paper Rater - An online grammar corrector that you can use for free. It gives you the best result from billions of articles that it can find online.

30. Language Tool - For another checker, you can use this not only in English but in other 20 more languages.

31. Usage of Punctuations - Punctuations have their own usages, so when you're unsure how to use them, check this one out.

32. Intellectual Property Law - In writing something, make sure that everything is original. It's not just about plagiarism but the idea of it.

33. Creative Commons - This one gives you the tools to easily make your original work with all the liberty to do anything you want with your paper.

34. Preditors and Editors - When you want to publish your story, avoid all the scams from the publishers. You can check this site for that.

35. Dropbox - You want all your articles or written proposals to come in handy when you need them. Store and share it in Dropbox and you'll be able to access them either your computer or mobile.

36. Google Drive - When your files are too big to send by email, you can use this tool that you can easily handle because it is connected with your Gmail.

37. Memonic - While you are reading some online articles and you want to use it later in your paper, you can take notes and clip the content you've read and be able to store it online as well.

38. Zoho Creator - For more serious project or research you have to do, making a database is very helpful. This source can let you easily drag and drop the things you need.

39. A.nnotate - Another useful tool is the A.nnotate which enables you to leave notes as you research online so you can see the notes each time you go back to the same site.

40. JournalistExpress - When you want to site the reference from the newspaper you can't remember, just use this one and you'll find easily what you are looking for.

41. MorgueFile - If you're tired getting the images with watermark, you can head to this page and get the free image you need for your blogs, presentations, or researches.

42. Wordcounter - This tool doesn't just count the words you've written but also counts how frequent you use words so you can be able to change or improve the words you are using.

43. Writing Room - When you need the output or idea of other writing experts, you can join this community site and ask pieces of advice from them.

44. Blogger - If you are a newbie in blog writing, use this site owned by Google for free.

45. Scrivener - It applicable for organization of any research, planning drafts and even writing poems, novels and stories.

46. The Literary Machine - If you want your researches or articles to be compiled and use the information collected, use this one.

47. Open Office - This is one of the Microsoft product that you can use for free which includes documents, spreadsheets, and multimedia presentations.

48. Script Frenzy - For scriptwriters, you will surely enjoy using this software as it helps you to layout the plots and storyboard.

49. WordPress - Another free and easy to use in making your first blogs.

50. yWriter5 - This is helpful for storytellers as it helps to break down the chapters and scenes to smaller parts.

51. Acronym Finder - It is the world's largest comprehensive acronyms, abbreviations, and initials.

52. Dictionary.com - This is a multi-purpose site where you can look for the definitions, synonyms and antonyms of the words.

53. Glossary of Poetic Terms - When you're not into poems, you head to this site so you can understand some of the poetry terms.

54. MediLexicon - If you are related with medical industry and you need to write something about it, use this complete medical dictionary.

55. RhymeZone - If you are into poetry and songs and you want to know rhyming words, this is one of the best source you can go to.

56. Symbols.com - This can be very useful how to analyze the symbols of famous works.

57. TechTerms.com - For techy and non-techy professionals, this is will help you know more about certain terms that are difficult to understand.

58. Urban Dictionary - For slangs and jargons, you can look for them here.

59. Your Dictionary - This one doesn't just give the meaning but also the etymology of the words.

60. OneLook Dictionary - And finally this dictionary also gives you translations of the words you need to the language you require.