Grant's Bluebill is a small bird whose red and white markings differ between males and females. It is active by day and uses the dense forest understorey of central Africa.
The male has red on the rear crown, and its red bill has a blue base. The female has a blackish-brown head and white speckles on the dark feathers from the lower breast toward the undertail.
It is described as a diurnal, terrestrial bird of dense primary-forest undergrowth that eats plant seeds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.