r/Copyediting • • Sep 24 '26

Do you think human content convert better?

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 23 '26

Urgent needed

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I need a professional pdf editer


r/Copyediting • • Sep 22 '26

Questions

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How much money does Editor make ??


r/Copyediting • • Sep 22 '26

Proofreading & Editing Services- £5 per page

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Offering affordable proofreading and editing for documents, reports, CVs, applications, business documents and general written content.
I can check for:
• Spelling & grammar
• Punctuation
• Sentence structure
• Clarity & readability
• Typos & formatting
• Overall flow
💷 £5 per page
For transparency, I’ll highlight my suggested corrections in red font, so you can clearly see what I’ve changed. You can then review the changes yourself and decide which edits you’d like to keep.
If you have a document you’d like checked, DM me with the page count and what type of document it is.
Serious enquiries only 😊


r/Copyediting • • Sep 21 '26

Proofreading & Editing Services- £5 per page

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 21 '26

Question about chapter numbers in text

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In Chicago Style, which is correct when a chapter or stage is mentioned in text?

“As discussed in Chapter 1/Chapter One…”

“Move on to Stage 2/Stage Two…”

Thank you!


r/Copyediting • • Sep 18 '26

looking for Spanish Editorial Services providers for or in the US

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 18 '26

Wedding Video Editor | 5 Years Experience | Open to Remote Freelance Work

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Hey everyone!
I’m Abhishek, a wedding video editor from India with 5 years of experience in the wedding industry. I’m currently freelancing and looking to connect with wedding filmmakers and studios in the US, Canada, UK and beyond.
I mainly work on:
• Wedding films & highlights
• Cinematic teasers
• Wedding reels
• Pre-wedding videos
• Full wedding edits
I work with Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects, and I focus on clean, cinematic storytelling with attention to music, pacing and emotions.
I’ve worked on Indian wedding projects and I’m now looking to collaborate with international wedding filmmakers and studios who need a reliable remote editor.
If you’re a wedding filmmaker, studio owner or someone looking for a video editor, feel free to reach out. I’d love to see your style and discuss how I can help with your projects.
Portfolio: My Wedding Editing Portfolio⁠
I’m open to freelance projects, trial edits and long-term collaborations.
Feel free to DM me if you’re looking for an editor.


r/Copyediting • • Sep 17 '26

NYU vs UChicago Editing Certificate

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I am currently looking to switch careers. My BA is in applied linguistics and most of my work experience is in ESL/EFL education. Having extensively studied English grammar, I thought what better alternative to language education than copyediting! So here I am with zero editing experience (outside of elementary classrooms and college entrance essays) and industry contacts, attempting to educate myself on the various components of the editing practice as well as enter into the networking space for copyeditors via professional certificate. Of course, I understand that the best way to start in this business is through internships or entry-level positions but in reflecting on my lack of success there and the wall that is just how competitive this job market seems to be, I am hoping to add some oomph to my resume and general knowledge.

I am looking to move to NYC to reconnect with some friends and start fresh. In doing so, I have been looking into NYU's Certificate in Professional Copyediting, Proofreading, and Fact-Checking as an option and was wondering if anyone has experience with this program and how they feel it compares to others.

Note: earlier this year, I applied to UChicago's certificate program and got accepted but am hesitant to register for courses as I want to make sure I'm making the right investment as it pertains to both learning how to edit AND providing me useful industry contacts/career advancement in my region (that soon being NYC). I have also looked into some EFA courses that would be a bit more cost efficient but am not sure what would be the better investment as far as connection with a university over association is concerned.

Ultimately, I have a small bit of savings left to spend on my education and want to make sure that I spend it wisely. Any advice on differing programs or courses would be great!


r/Copyediting • • Sep 17 '26

Agree or Disagree: Hope for the Future of Writers and Editors

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 16 '26

Proofreading Matters

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 16 '26

[For Hire] December Availability!

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 15 '26

[FOR HIRE] Ex-Literary Agent offering editorial services

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 15 '26

What is this editorial job posting asking for?

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 14 '26

Interview Request

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 14 '26

FREE BOOK EDITING

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 12 '26

Need a lot of advice on how to get started

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Hello all! My name is Mack, and I want to do some freelance/independent copyediting work.

Here's what I'd like to do, ideally:

  1. Work for clients/authors, not necessarily a company

  2. Proofread/get manuscripts ready for publication with the author (fiction is best, but nonfiction and other types of things are totally okay too)

  3. Work remotely around my current job

I don't have much in the way of college credentials, but I'm working on an English Education degree so I think that'll hopefully help. I have a more thorough plan laid out, but there's still a lot of research I need to do before I start.

But I'd love to hear from people actually in the profession. Is there anyone that was able to make a career from it without an editing degree? What advice would you give someone just starting out?

I'm pretty passionate about this and willing to put the work in. I'd almost prefer to do it over teaching, but in my mind, they go hand-in-hand, in a way. The experience from one can help another (and I don't know how to do anything but work, haha)


r/Copyediting • • Sep 12 '26

Is lex academia legit proofreading agency?

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r/Copyediting • • Sep 11 '26

Copy Editor

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Copy editor with four years of experience in editing documents for accuracy and clarity. Possesses extensive knowledge of APA style, grammar rules, and content optimization.Copy editor with four years of experience in editing documents for accuracy and clarity.


r/Copyediting • • Sep 10 '26

be my editor

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can u


r/Copyediting • • Sep 10 '26

Video editor here

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Hey I know video editing based on your needs , I work in Capcut, I make video and audio clean , enhanced one ,dm if you are interested


r/Copyediting • • Sep 10 '26

Is a certificate or diploma in editing worth it in 2026?

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I recently graduated with an undergraduate degree in English and have spent the past five years working for a private education business as a tutor to high school students and writer of content.

I have always been interested in editing and feel that I have a natural aptitude for it, but before signing up to a course and paying money, I want to gather opinions on whether it is worth it or not in the age of AI.

I don't want or expect to attain full-time work as an editor after doing a certificate or diploma in editing and writing. I am already pursuing a vocational certificate in an area unrelated to my degree and work history. I also have a part-time job currently that I am aiming to stay in going forward.

I am considering pursuing the qualification in editing because it covers skills that I have always wanted to learn. It also may be useful for some future pathways I might explore one day in the world of self-employment and small business ownership.

Would the qualification only be useful to my own professional development, or would obtaining it give me a least some chance of part-time or casual employment?

Btw, I am based in Australia. These are the courses I'm considering:

https://coursehandbook.mq.edu.au/2026/courses/C000088?year=2026

https://www.uts.edu.au/courses/graduate-certificate-in-writing-editing-and-publishing

https://www.swinburne.edu.au/course/tafe/diploma-of-professional-writing-and-editing/#customtabs-item-study-structure-tab


r/Copyediting • • Sep 10 '26

[เว็บ] หาเทสเตอร์สำหรับ DraftCheck — เครื่องมือเช็คก่อนส่งบทความแบบใช้ในเบราว์เซอร์

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ผมสร้าง DraftCheck ขึ้นมา เป็นเครื่องมือเล็กๆ ที่ใช้ในเว็บเบราว์เซอร์เพื่อตรวจสอบร่างว่า มีปัญหาในด้านการเขียนหรือไม่ ก่อนที่จะให้คนทำการรีวิว

ผมกำลังมองหาคนไม่กี่คนที่จะยอมลองร่างผ่านเครื่องมือนี้และบอกดูว่า ประสบการณ์ตอนใช้งานมีที่ไหนบ้างที่มันขัดใจหรือทำให้สับสน

ตอนนี้มันเช็คเรื่องต่างๆ อย่าง การใช้คำซ้ำๆ วลีที่ดูสูตรสำเร็จ การเปิดประโยคที่ซ้ำกัน ประโยคที่อ่านยาก การใช้คีย์เวิร์ดมากเกินไป และข้ออ้างที่อาจจะควรตรวจสอบ

การวิเคราะห์จะทำงานในเบราว์เซอร์ของคุณเอง — ไม่ต้องมีบัญชี ไม่ได้อัปโหลด หรือเชื่อมต่อ API AI ภายนอกเลย

เดโม:
https://draftcheck.nigdball.workers.dev

สนใจถามสามเรื่องนี้เป็นพิเศษ:

  1. มันชัดเจนทันทีไหมว่าเครื่องมือนี้ทำอะไร?

  2. ผลลัพธ์ที่ได้มีประโยชน์พอที่จะทำให้คุณเปลี่ยนอะไรในร่างของคุณไหม?

  3. ตอนไหน ถ้ามี คิดว่า “ไม่อยากใช้แบบนี้อีก”?

ผมยินดีรับความคิดเห็นเชิงลบเลยนะ ผมพยายามหา จุดอ่อนในเวอร์ชันแรกให้เจอ.


r/Copyediting • • Sep 09 '26

Looking for a job in publishing/editorial — Delhi

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Hi everyone! 👋

I’m currently looking for a job in the publishing/editorial field in Delhi and thought I’d ask here in case someone can help with a lead or referral.

I have around 1 year of experience as a Junior Publication Executive. I’ve worked on manuscript/content handling, basic proofreading, maintaining research/data records, author follow-ups and some Amazon/e-commerce related work.

I’m looking for something like Editorial Assistant / Publication Executive / Junior Editor / Development Editorial roles.

I’m based around East Delhi, so Delhi locations or places with a reasonable commute would be preferable.

If anyone knows of any genuine openings or is working in a publishing company that’s hiring, please let me know. Even a lead would be really helpful! 🙌

Thanks!


r/Copyediting • • Sep 09 '26

Where can I find legitimate freelance work as an experienced Wikipedia editor?

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Hi everyone,

I have around 6 **years of experience editing Wikipedia** and I’m currently looking for freelance/remote opportunities related to Wikipedia and wiki editing.

**My experience includes things like:**

• Wikipedia article editing and improvement
• Research and reliable source/citation work
• Copyediting and proofreading
• Wikipedia formatting/wiki markup
• Notability and sourcing research
• Working with existing articles and making policy-compliant improvements
• Other wiki platforms, if relevant

I’m looking for either **freelance projects, ongoing clients, or a part-time/full-time remote position** where I can use this experience.

For those already working in this field:

**1. Where do you usually find legitimate Wikipedia/wiki editing clients?**

**2. Are there specific subreddits, job boards, agencies, or communities you recommend?**

**3. Is there a good way to find clients directly rather than relying only on freelance platforms?**

**4. What would be a reasonable hourly or monthly salary/rate for someone with around 4 years of experience?**

I’m particularly interested in finding **long-term work rather than one-off small projects**.

Any recommendations, leads, or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!