From there, you will have a bunch of options to choose from when it comes to correcting your work. Once you are logged in, you’ll be taken to the Grammarly dashboard. It’s important to note that if you want to make any corrections to your document, you’ll have to make a Grammarly account using your email, Facebook, or Google login. The other method is by downloading the Grammarly desktop app to your computer and uploading your saved LibreOffice text. Grammarly does have compatibility with your browser extension so you can download it and use the LibreOffice writer program to use it that way or you can use the other method. You can download other programs as mentioned above like Language Tool that will integrate with it, but they serve more like a spelling checker than anything else. This means you will have to take an extra step if you want to use the software.
With LibreOffice, there isn’t an add-on or plugin for Grammarly. When using Microsoft Office, it fully integrates and begins checking once you download the free add-on. Installing Grammarly for LibreOffice is different than the install for MS Word and Google Docs. Grammarly Alternatives How to Install Grammarly on LibreOffice
