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Check Uzbek spelling online

The Ball.uz editor helps review Uzbek spelling, apostrophes, capital letters, repeated words and punctuation. It uses a spelling dictionary and selected grammar rules. You can work with Uzbek Latin or Cyrillic text, read issue explanations and choose suitable corrections.

Sign in, type or paste the original text, or open a Word document. Press Check text to highlight issues in the edited pane. Click a word to choose a suggestion or enter your own correction. Corrections leave the original unchanged; run another check after editing to update the results.

Basic formatting, Cyrillic–Latin conversion, copying and DOCX export are available. DOCX imports support files up to 20 MB and text up to 20,000 characters. Text and documents are processed in your browser. Complex grammar and meaning still need your final review.

When does checking start?

Enter the original text or open Word, then press Check text. In the edited pane, click an underlined word and choose a suggestion or enter your own correction. Corrections leave the original unchanged. Changes require another check. You can fix remaining issues one by one in the cards. The score and new issues are recalculated only when you press Check text.

How is the score calculated?

Detected spelling, grammar and punctuation issues are compared with word count. Unknown dictionary words do not lower the score. This estimate does not fully assess meaning or text quality.

How are Word files opened and saved?

DOCX files up to 20 MB are supported. Main text, direct bold, italic and underline formatting, headings and simple lists are imported. Images, table layout, custom fonts and page design are not preserved. You can save the result as a new DOCX with basic formatting.

Is text sent to a server, and does checking find every mistake?

Text and files are processed in your browser and are not sent to the server. Checks use dictionaries and rules; complex sentence grammar is not fully covered. Review names, brands and new terms yourself.