Task-Specific Analysis
Choose Academic or General Training and the exact task so a report, letter, or essay is checked against the job it has to do.
Spend practice time answering the right IELTS task in the right format.
Independent IELTS practice; this is not an official IELTS test sitting.
Write an essay responding to the prompt provided.
How it works
Four steps from response to focused practice
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Choose the paper
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Select the task
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Add the full prompt
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Meet the minimum words
What it changes
Useful detail at the point you need it
Keep the task, feedback, and next action connected so the result becomes another piece of deliberate practice.
Academic Task 1 reports
Check overviews, key features, and comparisons in visual-information reports.
General Training Task 1 letters
Check purpose, bullet-point coverage, and tone in General Training letters.
Task 2 essays
Check the position and development of arguments or problems in Task 2.
150 and 250 word guidance
See the official minimum word guidance while drafting.
Practice context
Independent IELTS practice; this is not an official IELTS test sitting. IELTS Writing Checker is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by IELTS or its owners.
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Feature guide
IELTS-Specific Scoring
Use a zero-to-nine practice estimate as a summary, then open the four IELTS Writing criterion scores and the reasoning beneath them.
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Instant AI Feedback
Submit the complete prompt and response together for a structured review that turns criterion feedback into a useful next edit.
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Comprehensive Rubric Feedback
Review strengths, weaknesses, and revision points across all four IELTS Writing criteria, then carry the useful changes into another response.
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