Free IELTS Writing Checker
Aim for at least 250 words. State a clear opinion, develop 2 main body paragraphs with supporting examples, and summarize in a brief conclusion.
Four lenses for reviewing one response
Each task is reviewed across the four public writing criteria. The estimate is designed for practice and does not replace a human examiner.
Coverage & Position
Checks that you fully answered all parts of the question, presented a clear and sustained position, and supported each main idea with relevant examples.
Logical Progression
Evaluates paragraph structure, clear central topics per paragraph, and penalizes mechanical connectors in favor of organic cohesive flow.
Vocabulary & Collocations
Audits academic word choice, idiomatic phrasing, and precise collocations while catching forced or unnatural thesaurus substitutions.
Syntactic Variety & Accuracy
Assesses the mix of complex sentence structures (relative clauses, conditionals, passive forms) and flags punctuation and tense errors.
Practice Questions & Advice
Common questions about our evaluation system and test preparation.
How does the free evaluation practice work?
You can complete one evaluation every 24 hours without an account. A free account provides three evaluations in a rolling 24-hour window and saves your practice history. No payment is required.
Can I practice Academic Task 1 charts, graphs, and maps?
Yes. Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP of the chart, graph, table, map, or process. The source is used to compare your selected features and figures with the visual; unclear details are treated as uncertain rather than invented.
How is Task 2 weighted compared to Task 1?
In the official IELTS test, Writing Task 2 carries twice as much weight (66.7%) as Task 1 (33.3%). We recommend spending approximately 40 minutes on Task 2 (minimum 250 words) and 20 minutes on Task 1 (minimum 150 words).
How should I use automated IELTS feedback?
Treat the band as an estimate and focus on the evidence, repeated error patterns, and revision priorities. Rewrite the same response, compare the drafts, and use a qualified teacher when you need an official-style human judgment.