No prep. No quizzing. Just spelling.
Spelling often comes with more planning and follow up than it should. We remove friction with ready-to-use word lists, built-in audio and immediate feedback.
No games, no pressure, learners can focus on spelling. Adults can step back.
Independent by design
No preparation required
Short daily sessions
We remember tricky words
Explore 22,000+ words across 300+ ready-to-use lists
Lit Spelling arranges 22,000+ words into curated word lists, grouped by difficulty, so you can focus on the spelling that matters to you. This might be commonly misspelled words, school word lists, spelling bee competition words or topics of interest.
Grade-level guides
Stage-by-stage spelling expectations for US grades and Australian year levels, aligned to public curriculum standards.
Explore guidesCommon misspellings
Thousands of people struggle with the same words. Short, memorable spelling tricks help the correct spelling stick.
Explore misspellingsWord lists
100 printable spelling words per grade and year level, grouped by pattern. US Grades 1–9 and AU Kindy–Year 9.
Explore word listsNAPLAN spelling practice
Year 3, 5, 7, and 9 practice in the same hear-and-type format used in NAPLAN spelling.
Explore NAPLAN practiceSpelling bee words
Grade-level and difficulty-level word lists for school and regional spelling bee preparation.
Explore bee wordsWord origins
Understand why words are spelled the way they are. Ideal for advanced learners, spelling bees and curious minds.
Explore originsOn the free plan, you get 15 words a day, chosen for you. With Plus, you choose the words and build your own lists from 22,000+ words and 300+ lists. Unlock all 300+ lists from $9.95/month →
5,000+ students. 110,000+ words attempted.
“As a parent who’s spent way too many Sundays printing spelling lists…this speaks to me! The no-supervision piece is the dream.”
“Markus in Grade 4 really enjoys playing Lit Spelling. Even better, it remembers your spelling mistakes and puts them under ‘Your tricky words’ so that we can revise later.”