IELTS Writing Checker

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Get IELTS-focused writing feedback with estimated band scores, inline corrections, and revision guidance for Task 1 and Task 2 essays.

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What does IELTS Writing Checker do?

IELTS Writing Checker provides AI-assisted feedback for IELTS Academic and General Training Task 1 and Task 2 writing. After you submit your response, you receive an instant review report with estimated overall band and criterion-by-criterion scoring.

The review matches the four official IELTS Writing Band Descriptors: Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy. You’ll also see clear scoring rules and the key evidence behind each estimate, so you can understand what is helping and what is holding your score back.

Beyond grading, it includes inline sentence corrections with lexical upgrades and structural rewrites. You can use the flagged issues and suggested edits to revise directly, then plan the next changes to strengthen your next practice submission.

Does IELTS Writing Checker score both Task 1 and Task 2?

Yes. It supports IELTS Writing Task 1 and Task 2, covering both Academic and General Training responses.

Which IELTS criteria are used for the estimated scores?

It evaluates your writing against Task Achievement, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy, reflecting the four official IELTS descriptors.

Is the feedback limited to grammar and spelling fixes?

No. It also provides lexical upgrades and structural rewrites, with inline corrections designed to help you improve your writing step-by-step.

How fast is the review report?

You receive a comprehensive review report in about 10 seconds after submitting your essay.

Can it handle chart data for IELTS Task 1?

Yes. It offers direct chart image upload and auto-verifies data descriptions for chart-based Task 1 writing.

What do the inline annotations do?

They connect issues to the exact sentence and show what to change, plus an explanation for why the correction improves alignment with the IELTS criteria.

Last modified
Jul 12, 2026
Date listed
Jul 11, 2026