Code Spell Checker

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A basic spell checker that works well with code and documents. The goal of this spell checker is to help catch common spelling errors.

(4.2)
Average rating 4.2 out of 5

Free, Freemium

Tool Information

Company

Street Side Software

Founded

2016

Pricing

Free, Freemium

About Code Spell Checker

Code Spell Checker is a VS Code extension that finds spelling errors in your code and comments. It’s a linter for typos, not a generative AI tool.

Pros

  • ✔️ Typo-Fix: Catches errors in code/strings.
  • ✔️ Qual-Up: Improves readability and design.
  • ✔️ Multi-L: Supports code and human languages.
  • ✔️ Custom-D: User and project dictionary edit.
  • ✔️ Prob-Int: Integrates with Problems panel.

Cons

  • ✖️ Not-AI-X: No smart logic improvement tool.
  • ✖️ False-P: Flags terms until manual adding.
  • ✖️ Time-Set: Custom dictionaries take effort.
  • ✖️ Checker: No grammar checks in the comment.

Key Features

✔️ Full-Scan: Checks code, strings, comments.
✔️ Fix-Fast: Click to fix your typos quickly.
✔️ Dict-Add: Custom words for every projects.
✔️ File-Ctrl: Include or ignore specific files.
✔️ Lang-Sup: Supports various coding formats.
✔️ Highlight: Marks errors in your code view.

 

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How to Use VS Code Spell Checker – Detailed walkthrough to setup and use multiple languages
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Extensions of VS Code | HTML CSS Support, Code Spell Checker

Ready-to-Use Prompts

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Pricing Plans

Free Plan

Use Cases

Catch typos in comments, READMEs, and docs before commit.

Prevent embarrassing spelling mistakes in user-facing strings.

Speed up code reviews by flagging simple language errors.

Ensure consistent terminology across project files.

Help non-native speakers write clearer code comments and docs.

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Development Teams: Enforcing consistent spelling in shared projects and code reviews.

Open Source Contributors: Ensuring contributions are high-quality before submitting a pull request.

Technical Writers: Proofreading code snippets and technical terms within documentation.

Non-native English Speakers: Acting as a safety net to catch common spelling errors.

Students: Learning to write clean, professional-looking code from the start.

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