IELTS Writing checker
Check the criterion holding your IELTS Writing score down
Paste an original Task 2 practice essay and receive a criterion-level estimate. The checker separates Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy so the result leads to one useful revision.
Score your IELTS Writing Task 2 essay
Use your own complete response. Sample text demonstrates the tool but does not count as a qualified diagnostic.
Writing is scored across four criteria
A useful checker evaluates whether the essay answers the task, develops a clear position, organizes ideas, uses vocabulary precisely and controls a range of grammatical structures. Grammar correction alone cannot estimate an IELTS Writing band.
The practice estimate is not an examiner-awarded score. Use it to identify the weakest criterion, revise the essay and compare a later response under similar conditions.
- Task Response
- Coherence and Cohesion
- Lexical Resource
- Grammatical Range and Accuracy
How to get a more useful estimate
Submit a complete original Task 2 response written under realistic time pressure. Include the exact prompt you answered and avoid memorized templates. A short fragment cannot demonstrate idea development, paragraph control or sufficient grammatical range.
After the result, choose one prioritized correction rather than trying to fix every sentence. Then write a new response to an original prompt and look for the same pattern.
What this Writing checker can and cannot tell you
AI feedback can surface patterns and make practice faster, but it can misread meaning or produce a different estimate from an official examiner. Do not use a practice result as proof for an application or test booking.
The methodology page explains the scoring pipeline and the research page states which accuracy or improvement claims are not yet supported by publishable validation data.