IELTS Free Writing Checker

Paste your Academic IELTS Task 1 report or Task 2 essay, then get an estimated band score and detailed feedback across all four writing criteria. Your first three feedback reports are free.

What the IELTS writing checker reviews

  • Task Achievement and Task Response: whether the report covers the key features of the visual, or whether the essay answers every part of the question.
  • Coherence and Cohesion: paragraph logic, progression of ideas, and the linking devices that hold the response together.
  • Lexical Resource: range, precision, collocation, and repetition across the response.
  • Grammatical Range and Accuracy: sentence variety alongside the specific errors that pull a band down.

How to check an IELTS essay here

  1. Choose Task 1 or Task 2: Task 1 reports need the original chart, graph, map, or diagram; Task 2 needs the essay question.
  2. Paste your response: write to the real word minimum — 150 words for Task 1 and 250 words for Task 2.
  3. Request feedback: a report is only used when you ask for an analysis, so drafting costs nothing.
  4. Rewrite one weakness: take the single highest-impact correction and rewrite that paragraph before starting a new essay.

Free IELTS Writing Checker – Task 1 & 2 FAQ

Is this an Academic IELTS writing checker?
Yes. This checker is designed only for Academic IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2. For Task 1, you add the original chart, graph, map or diagram when requesting analysis.
Is the IELTS writing checker free?
Yes. Your first three Academic IELTS writing feedback reports are free. A report is only used when you choose to analyse a response.
What feedback will I receive?
You receive an estimated overall band and criterion-level feedback for Task Achievement or Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy, plus strengths and practical next steps.
Is the estimated band an official IELTS result?
No. It is a practice estimate produced to show where a response is strong and where it loses marks. Official IELTS results are issued only by authorised test providers and trained examiners.