Free IELTS Writing Checker
Paste your Task 1 or Task 2 answer and get an honest AI band estimate on all four IELTS criteria, with colour-coded fixes you can learn from.
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You wrote: Yesterday I go to a interesting seminar, it was very good.
- go → went (past tense)
- a interesting → an interesting (article before a vowel)
- very good → highly beneficial (stronger vocabulary)
- Comma splice → …seminar, which was highly beneficial. (better sentence structure)
Better: Yesterday I went to an interesting seminar, which was highly beneficial.
What it checks: the 4 IELTS criteria
Works for every IELTS Writing task
- Task 1 Academic: describing a chart, table, map or process.
- Task 1 General Training: formal, semi-formal or informal letters.
- Task 2: opinion, discussion, advantages/disadvantages, problem/solution and two-part essays. The Task 2 essay is the same in both exams.
Honest bands, not flattering ones
Many checkers inflate scores. Bandword is built by an IELTS coach to mark the way examiners do: a long essay does not get a higher band just for being long. Your band depends on your language and how well you answer the task.
Practise under real exam timing
Pick a question, start the timer (20 minutes for Task 1, 40 minutes for Task 2), write, and get your band straight away, just like exam day.
Questions
Is the IELTS Writing checker free?
Yes. You can sign in with a quick email link and get a free AI check. After that, you can buy small credit packs if you want more.
Is the band score official?
No. Only certified IELTS examiners give official scores. Bandword gives an honest estimate to help you practise and improve.
Does it work for General Training?
Yes. It checks GT letters (Task 1) and Task 2 essays, which are the same in both Academic and General Training.
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