Submit your essay and let our IELTS Writing Checker AI generate detailed analysis, feedback, and a personalized band score.
The #1 thing you can do to prepare for the writing section of the IELTS writing section is to take practice tests. But what good are these tests if you don't know what your scores are?
You can take an IELTS preparation course, or hire a private tutor, but these options aren't possible for everyone. You might have an English-speaking friend who can check your writing, but they might not have the right experience with grading academic essays.
This AI IELTS grader tool only needs you to submit the essay topic you're writing about and the content of your essay. Then, it analyzes your writing using the same criteria as the official graders of the IELTS exam.
With each IELTS essay you submit, it will analyze everything about your essay:
sentence structure
use of appropriate transition words
strength of your arguments
cohesion of your arguments and support
spelling mistakes
grammatical range
grammar accuracy
lexical resource
vocabulary usage
It will also tell you how well-organized your essay is, and what you can do to improve that organization.
If you incorrectly used some vocabulary, it will point that out to you, and tell you the correct way to write it on your actual IELTS test. It will judge how well your sample essays match with the expected task response, as it has been trained on previous mock tests and sample essays from other IELTS students.
Normally getting personalized feedback for this amount of IELTS essays would cost you a lot of money. But with this IELTS writing grader tool, you can get personalized feedback on your IELTS essay every single time you write one, for only $5 a month.
Submit as many writing tasks as you want and get a band score and analysis of your essay, including suggestions for improving your writing and score every single time.
Whether you're struggling with Task 1 or Task 2, it can help you improve all the weak points in your writing that might be holding you back on your writing task submissions.
While it may not be a 100% perfect replacement for an actual British Council examiner sitting at your kitchen table helping grade your essays every night, it's certainly a great tool to help you score higher on your IELTS essay.
By giving targeted guidance on the points that you can improve according to the official IELTS writing rubric, you can get the higher score on your IELTS essay that you need.
The process of getting high scores on your IELTS writing section takes a lot of time and practice on your part. By offering you this AI tool, I want to make sure that you get as many opportunities to get help with that hard work as you can.
Whether you need to take the IELTS academic or the general training version of the exam, this tool can help you improve your scores.
The biggest difficulty for IELTS students is usually that the essay is not all about your English skills, it's about your academic writing skills. You need to be able to write effectively, with clear and organized arguments that the examiners can easily understand.
Hitting the word count, using the right vocabulary, appropriate cohesive devices, and having proper spelling, are just a few of the details you need to keep track of as you prepare for your IELTS writing exam.
But if you use this AI IELTS writing grader tool, you won't have to keep track of it alone.
Not only will you get personalized feedback, but you can save your essay submissions and see how your scores have changed over time. You can also look back to see the progress you've made or remind yourself of the feedback from the tool.
Take advantage of the technology available and give this tool a shot to prepare for your IELTS essay. You'll be happy you did, and your future self will thank you later after you've passed your IELTS exam on your first try.
Our IELTS Writing Checker tool provides specialized analysis for your Task 1 Essays for the IELTS exam.
When you submit an essay, you will choose which task the essay is for. If you choose Task 1, you will then be asked to enter an image url for the image you wrote your essay about.
Our AI will first analyze the visual in the image you provide, whether it's a chart, diagram, graph, table, or some other format. Then, it will analyze the accuracy your essay based on the visual you provided.
This is crucial because on your Task One essay, you're not only scored on your use of English within the essay, but you're also graded on how well you responded to the topic, and how accurately you responded to the visual you were given, and how you represented the data.
If a tool only analyzes your English use, it's missing the key components of what it should be grading in your essay.
Just like with your Task 2 essays, our AI will give you detailed feedback and analysis of your essay. It will grade you on all four components of the IELTS Band scoring system, and give you a score for each one.
While these scores are not 100% accurate, they give you solid grasp of what you're doing well already, and what you still need to work on with your IELTS writing.
Task Two feedback and analysis is in-depth and detailed. Sometimes almost too much. One of my struggles has been getting the AI to recognize when an essay is already good, and not giving too much feedback.
With this in mind, it's good practice not to take the feedback too literally. Focus on the points the AI says you can improve, but remember, perfection is not the goal with IELTS writing.
Most students struggle with writing essays in the structured format that the IELTS examiners want to see, and when aiming for higher scores, combining this with a high-level use of English.
The problem for most students: you don't know what you don't know. In other words, you don't know what your essay is missing because you can't see it for yourself.
Our tool takes this problem away from you, showing you all the possible ways you could improve to make an ideal essay for your topic. However, you will most likely never be able to write an essay as good as the AI can.
That's why the goal is to have perfect essays, but to improve your essays in ways you can learn from, making sure you improve your essay writing skills over time.