Select. Shortcut. Done.

Rewrite only shows up when the selected text can be edited, since it replaces your selection. The other actions still work.

No. Out of the box it fixes spelling, grammar, and punctuation, and keeps your word choices, tone, and structure. Correct text comes back unchanged.

Yes. Change its instruction in its settings, for example to shorten text or make it more formal. Reset to default brings the original back.

Fixes spelling, grammar, and punctuation in place, and keeps your words.

How to use it.

In an email, a document, a chat, or any text field.

Ctrl+Shift+C, or open the toolbar and press C.

Only real mistakes change. Text that's already right stays as it is.

Open Toolbar in Edyt and click the gear next to Rewrite.

Prompt: Custom runs the built-in instruction. Pick one of your prompts or a Library prompt to run that instead.
Instruction: Edit the text to change what Rewrite does, like shorter, friendlier, or more formal. Bold and lists work too.
Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+C by default. Click the pencil and press the keys you want.
Reset to default: Brings back the built-in instruction and shortcut in one click.

Open Edyt and pick Toolbar in the sidebar.

Always on: Rewrite can't be hidden. It shows up whenever the text you selected can be edited.
Order: Drag the buttons under Toolbar order to rearrange them. The arrow puts them back.