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AI IELTS Writing Checker

Paste a Task 1 or Task 2 answer. In under a minute you get a band on each of the four official criteria and the sentences holding your score back.Your first report is free.

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Aim for at least 250 words — the IELTS minimum for Task 2. Shorter answers are penalised.

How the writing checker works

Step 1

Paste your essay

Choose your task type, optionally add the question, and paste your Task 1 or Task 2 answer.

Step 2

Get an instant AI score

Our AI examiner marks your writing against all four official IELTS criteria in under a minute.

Step 3

See exactly what to fix

Read criterion-by-criterion feedback, corrected examples and concrete tips to raise your band.

Sample report

See exactly what a report looks like

An illustrative Task 2 report — not a real learner’s result or a promised score. Your first report is free; Pro adds the sections marked Pro to every essay you score after that.

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Overall band estimate

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6.5Band
Competent user
Writing Task 2 · 268 words
Estimated against the official IELTS band descriptors.

Band and feedback on all four criteria

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  • Task Response6.5

    Strength: Your position is clear from the introduction and kept to the end. Fix: The commuting idea is asserted, not developed — add a specific consequence.

  • Coherence & Cohesion7.0

    Strength: Each paragraph has one central idea and a logical order. Fix: Three paragraphs open with “Furthermore” — vary how ideas are linked.

  • Lexical Resource6.0

    Strength: Accurate topic vocabulary such as “commute” and “flexibility”. Fix: “Important” appears five times, and “do a decision” is a collocation error.

  • Grammatical Range & Accuracy6.5

    Strength: A useful mix of simple and complex sentences. Fix: Article and plural slips (“the number of remote worker”) recur in longer sentences.

One corrected sentence from your essay

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People can do a decision about their work.

People can make an informed decision about their work.

Examiner summary

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A well-organised response with a clear position. Ideas are relevant but thinly supported, and repeated vocabulary holds Lexical Resource at 6. Specific examples and more precise word choice would move this essay toward Band 7.

Your improvement plan, in priority order

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  1. Lexical Resource first: replace repeated “important” with precise alternatives and fix collocations.
  2. Task Response: give every main idea one concrete example and its consequence.
  3. Grammar: proofread articles and plurals in sentences longer than 20 words.

Every corrected sentence (3 in this essay)

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In the last decade, the number of remote worker increase.

Over the last decade, the number of remote workers has increased.

It is important for the companies to give flexibility.

Companies should offer flexible working arrangements.

Band 8 rewrite of your weakest paragraph

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Your second body paragraph — the weakest for Task Response.

Your paragraph

Working from home is good because people do not need to commute. This is important for the workers and it is important for the environment too.

Band 8 version

Remote work also removes the daily commute. An employee who no longer spends two hours in traffic gains time for rest or study, and fewer cars on the road means lower emissions in congested cities.

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How the scoring works

Marked on the four official criteria

Task Response (or Task Achievement), Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource and Grammar each get their own band from the public band descriptors. The overall band is calculated from those four.

Built to avoid over-marking

AI models tend to score IELTS essays too high. Our examiner applies strict Band 6/7 checks and worked anchor essays, and awards the lower band when an essay sits between two.

An estimate, not an official score

Use it as a study guide. Only a certified examiner in a real test can give an official IELTS band.

Your writing stays yours

Essays are saved to your account so you can track progress. We never sell or publish them, and you can ask us to delete them.

How we test the scorer’s accuracy

Instant band estimate

Get an overall band and per-criterion scores in under a minute.

Actionable feedback

Corrected examples and concrete tips show you exactly what to fix.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the official IELTS score?

No. This is an AI-generated estimate based on the public IELTS band descriptors. It is a study aid to help you improve — only a certified examiner in a real IELTS test can give you an official band score.

Is it free?

Yes, your first AI Writing score is free after you create an account. It shows your overall band, all four criterion bands and feedback, and one corrected example. The 45-day Exam Pass adds continued scoring with full reports, examiner summaries, improvement plans and all corrections for newly saved reports and your next essays.

Do you store my essay?

You create an account before scoring, and your essay and its band score are saved to it so you can review your progress on your dashboard — your draft is never lost while you sign up or upgrade. We do not sell or publish your writing, and you can request deletion at any time.

Which tasks can I check?

All of them: Academic Task 1 (graphs, charts, maps and processes), General Training Task 1 (letters), and Task 2 essays for both Academic and General Training.