IELTS Writing Checker with band scores
Write your Task 1 report or Task 2 essay and get it checked in under a minute. You get an estimated band for each of the four IELTS criteria, the exact sentences to fix, and your own essay rewritten one band higher.
- Task 1 Academic & Task 2
- Band per criterion
- First mock test free
What the checker gives you
Not a grammar checker with a band number on top. Feedback built around how IELTS examiners actually mark.
A band for each criterion
Task Achievement or Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, each with its own band and a comment that explains it.
Sentence-level corrections
Every grammar and word-choice error is marked in your text, with the corrected version and a short reason.
Your essay, one band higher
The checker rewrites your answer about one band up, keeping your ideas and position, so you can see the difference instead of guessing it.
Word count and timing
Write under real conditions: 20 minutes for Task 1, 40 for Task 2, with live word count against the 150 and 250-word minimums.
How to check your IELTS essay
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Pick a task
Task 1 Academic (chart, table, process or map) or Task 2 essay. You get a fresh question each time, or write the full 60-minute test.
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Write against the clock
Type your answer in the exam-style editor, just as on computer-delivered IELTS.
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Get your band and fixes
See your estimated band per criterion, every correction, and a stronger sample answer. Mistakes go into your error book for later drills.
The four criteria it checks
The same four criteria IELTS examiners use, each worth a quarter of the task score.
- Task Achievement / Task Response
- Does Task 1 give a clear overview and the key features? Does Task 2 answer every part of the question with a clear, developed position?
- Coherence and Cohesion
- Logical paragraphing, one central idea per paragraph, and linking that helps the reader instead of decorating the text.
- Lexical Resource
- Range and precision of vocabulary, natural collocations, and spelling or word-formation errors that block meaning.
- Grammatical Range and Accuracy
- A mix of simple and complex sentences, and how many of them are free of errors.
Read the guides:Writing Task 1Writing Task 2Band score calculator
How accurate is an AI IELTS writing checker?
Wono IELTS scores against the public IELTS band descriptors and is regularly calibrated against essays with official examiner scores. Most results land within half a band of the examiner's score.
It is still an estimate, not an official result. Use it the way you would use a tutor: to see where you stand, find the criterion holding you back, and track whether your practice is working.
IELTS Writing checker questions
Your first full Writing mock test (Task 1 and Task 2) is free, with a complete band report. After that, unlimited checking comes with a one-time pass from $4.49, with no subscription.
Yes. Task 1 follows the Academic format (charts, tables, process diagrams and maps) and Task 2 works for both Academic and General Training. General Training letters are not available yet.
A grammar checker only looks at errors. IELTS marks you on four criteria, and grammar is just one of them. This checker also scores how well you answer the task, how your essay is organised and how varied your vocabulary is, and gives a band for each.
You write inside the exam-style editor so the timing and word count match real test conditions. That makes the band estimate more meaningful than checking an essay written without a time limit.
Each task gets a band from the four criteria, and Task 2 counts twice as much as Task 1. The checker shows both task bands and the combined Writing band.