Word Model is an AI editing add-in that works within Microsoft Word. It can polish or rewrite passages, correct grammar, standardize terminology, format content, and create summaries. Suggestions appear in Word Track Changes, allowing each edit to be reviewed, accepted, rejected, or modified. Teams can configure glossaries, style preferences, and brand voice controls for consistent writing. The add-in supports Word on Windows and Mac, plus Office 365 online, and installation is available through Microsoft AppSource or Word’s Insert → Add-ins menu. The site says setup takes less than two minutes. Word Model sends selected text for processing, does not store documents, and requires internet access. It is presented for legal contracts, marketing plans, research reports, and academic papers. A 14-day trial needs no credit card; pricing is on request and there is no free plan. Enterprise licenses add centralized billing, shared style guides, and usage analytics.
Who it is for
It suits writers and teams editing legal, marketing, research, or academic documents in Microsoft Word. Enterprise teams may want shared style controls and centralized administration.
What is good
- Edits appear in Word Track Changes
- Supports custom glossaries and style preferences
- Works with Windows, Mac, and Office 365 online
- Sends only selected text for processing
- 14-day trial requires no credit card
What to know first
- Requires internet access
- No free plan
- Pricing is available only on request
Verdict
Word Model keeps AI suggestions inside Word’s review workflow while supporting team terminology and style controls. Its trial is straightforward, but users need internet access and must request pricing after the trial.
Word Model plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI writing assistants
- Free plan
- No
- Brand voice controls
- Yes
- Desktop app
- No
