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Best free writing apps for Android (2026)

Every pick is listed under Writing in our directory, runs on Android and is completely free or has a free plan. We rank them by our rating and popularity, then favour tools made mainly for writing and apps built for Android.

Short answer

The best free writing apps for Android are Google Docs, Grammarly and ChatGPT, the top three of 11 matches in our directory. 1 of the 10 picks is completely free and the other 9 have a free plan.

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At a glance

Counted from the top 10 picks, except the total.

Matching tools
11
Completely free
1
Open source
0
Work offline
4
Native apps
0

Comparison table

“Free plan” means a free tier with paid upgrades. A dash in Licence means our directory does not list the tool as open source.

#NamePricingPlatformsLicenceWhy pick it
1Google DocsFree planWeb, Android, iOS—Free online documents you can write and edit together in real time.
2GrammarlyFree planWeb, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android—Writing help that follows you into every app and inbox.
3ChatGPTFree planWeb, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows—A general-purpose AI assistant for thinking and drafting.
4ClaudeFree planWeb, iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, Linux—An AI assistant that shines on long documents and careful writing.
5Zoho WriterFree planWeb, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android—A free online word processor with every feature unlocked after sign-up.
6WPS OfficeFree planWindows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web—A free office suite for every platform, with documents, sheets, slides and PDFs.
7Google GeminiFree planWeb, iOS, Android—Google's AI assistant, wired into Docs, Gmail and Drive.
8KitFree planWeb, iOS, Android—Email marketing for creators, free for up to 10,000 subscribers.
9Microsoft CopilotFree planWeb, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android—Microsoft's free AI assistant for chat, images and voice on web, desktop and mobile.
10PDFgearFreeWindows, macOS, iOS, Android, Web, Chrome—A completely free PDF editor, converter and reader with AI chat, no sign-up.

Why each pick made the list

Every reason is taken from the tool's own listing: its categories, platforms, features, rating and pricing.

  1. Google Docs

    Free plan4.7

    Our top Android pick, rated 4.7/5, the highest here. Writing is its main purpose in our directory. Runs on Android, and also on Web and iOS. Its listing says it works offline, syncs through the cloud and is easy to pick up. On our iPhone list it is number 1.

    Watch out for: Files live in Google's cloud and are not end-to-end encrypted

  2. Grammarly

    Free plan4.3

    Number 2 of 10 for Android, rated 4.3/5. Writing is its main purpose in our directory. Runs on Android, and also on Web, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and 3 more platforms. Its listing says it has AI features and is easy to pick up. On our iPhone list it is number 3.

    Watch out for: Suggestions can flatten your voice

  3. ChatGPT

    Free plan4.7

    Number 3 of 10 for Android, rated 4.7/5. Listed mainly under AI Productivity, it also covers writing. Runs on Android, and also on Web, iOS, macOS and Windows. Its listing says it has AI features and is easy to pick up. On our iPhone list it is number 4.

    Watch out for: Needs verification for facts

  4. Claude

    Free plan4.7

    Number 4 of 10 for Android, rated 4.7/5. Listed mainly under AI Productivity, it also covers writing. Runs on Android, and also on Web, iOS, macOS, Windows and 1 more platform. Its listing says it has AI features and is easy to pick up. On our iPhone list it is number 6.

    Watch out for: Usage limits on lower tiers

  5. Zoho Writer

    Free plan4.4

    Number 5 of 10 for Android, rated 4.4/5. Writing is its main purpose in our directory. Runs on Android, and also on Web, Windows, macOS, Linux and 1 more platform. Its listing says it works offline and is easy to pick up. On our iPhone list it is number 7.

    Watch out for: Extra automation credits cost money

  6. WPS Office

    Free plan4.1

    Number 6 of 10 for Android, rated 4.1/5. Writing is its main purpose in our directory. Runs on Android, and also on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and 1 more platform. Its listing says it works offline, syncs through the cloud and has AI features. On our iPhone list it is number 9.

    Watch out for: Ad-free use needs Pro+

  7. Google Gemini

    Free plan4.4

    Number 7 of 10 for Android, rated 4.4/5. Listed mainly under AI Productivity, it also covers writing. Runs on Android, and also on Web and iOS. Its listing says it has AI features and is easy to pick up. On our iPhone list it is number 10.

    Watch out for: Deeper Workspace features need a paid plan

  8. Kit

    Free plan4.5

    Number 8 of 10 for Android, rated 4.5/5. Listed mainly under Email, it also covers writing. Runs on Android, and also on Web and iOS. Its listing says it is easy to pick up. It is not in the iPhone top 10 (11th for iPhone).

    Watch out for: Automations need a paid plan

  9. Microsoft Copilot

    Free plan4.3

    Number 9 of 10 for Android, rated 4.3/5. Listed mainly under AI Productivity, it also covers writing. Runs on Android, and also on Web, Windows, macOS and iOS. Its listing says it has AI features and is easy to pick up. It is not in the iPhone top 10 (12th for iPhone).

    Watch out for: Free use is subject to capacity and usage limits

  10. PDFgear

    Free4.5

    Number 10 of 10 for Android, rated 4.5/5. Listed mainly under File Management, it also covers writing. Runs on Android, and also on Windows, macOS, iOS, Web and 1 more platform. Its listing says it works offline, has AI features and is easy to pick up. It is not in the iPhone top 10 (13th for iPhone).

    Watch out for: Not open source

Running these on Android

Counted from each pick's listing type and platforms.

  • By listing type, the 10 Android picks are 4 AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot), 3 web apps (Google Docs, Zoho Writer and Kit), 2 desktop apps (WPS Office and PDFgear) and 1 browser extension (Grammarly).
  • None of the 10 is listed as a native Android app; they are web or cloud tools that are listed to run on Android.
  • Every Android pick here also runs somewhere else. Grammarly reaches furthest, on 7 other platforms besides Android.
  • 7 of 10 also run on a Windows PC, so the same tool can follow you between Android and Windows; Google Docs, Google Gemini and Kit do not.

How this list compares

The same search on other platforms. Only the differences are named.

  • Free writing apps for iPhone

    7 of these 10 Android picks also make the iPhone top 10. 3 are on this list only: Kit (11th for iPhone), Microsoft Copilot (12th for iPhone) and PDFgear (13th for iPhone). In their place the iPhone list has LanguageTool, Wordtune and Bear; none of them is listed for Android.

  • Free writing apps for Mac

    3 of these 10 Android picks also make the Mac top 10.

  • Free online writing tools

    1 of these 10 Android picks also makes the Web top 10.

  • Free writing apps for Linux

    3 of these 10 Android picks also make the Linux top 8.

More matches

1 more free writing apps for Android in our directory, in ranked order.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best free writing app for Android?
Google Docs is our first pick. Free online documents you can write and edit together in real time. Google Docs has a free plan, with paid plans that unlock more features or usage.
Are these writing apps really free?
Yes, every pick is free to start. PDFgear is completely free. Google Docs, Grammarly, ChatGPT, Claude and 5 others have free plans with paid upgrades.
Which of these writing apps are open source?
None of the picks on this page is tagged open source in our directory.
Which ones work offline on Android?
Google Docs, Zoho Writer, WPS Office and PDFgear are listed as working offline. The others need an internet connection for at least some features.
Which are easiest for beginners?
Google Docs, Grammarly and ChatGPT are rated beginner-friendly, along with 7 other picks. None of them is rated intermediate or advanced.
How many free writing apps for Android are in the directory?
11 match: listed under Writing, available on Android and free to start. This page ranks the top 10 and names up to 20 more under More matches. The Writing category page has every listing, paid ones included.

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