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Line Edit

A line edit focuses on sentence structure, style, consistency, and corrections to remove distractions while staying true to your unique voice.
A line edit is for authors who plan to self-publish or want hands-on help learning how to strengthen their prose.
You should consider a line edit when you’re satisfied with your story’s content and structure but need help with your writing craft and potential errors.

A copyedit focuses on the technical aspects of writing to address errors and perceived errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and consistency.
A copyedit is for authors who plan to self-publish or want hands-on help in learning technical edits.
You should consider a copyedit after your story is developed and as clean as possible, either from a line edit or extensive self-edits.

A proofread focuses on the final edits to address errors and perceived errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, consistency, and minor formatting.
A proofread is for authors who plan to self-publish or want hands-on help in learning final edits.
You should consider a proofread after your story has received a line edit or copyedit.