Your AI IELTS Writing Coach.
Get Scored in Seconds.
Upload your essay and get a professional Band 9 analysis, line-by-line rewrite, and vocabulary upgrades.
Avg. Band
7.5+
Essays Scored
10k+
Module Structure
The Double Challenge
You must complete two distinct writing tasks in 60 minutes. Task 2 is worth double the marks of Task 1.
Task 1
Data / Letter
Describe visual info (Academic) or write a letter (General). 150+ words required.
Task 2
The Essay
Write a formal/semi-formal essay responding to an argument. 250+ words required.
Scoring Rules
How Your Work Is Graded
Professional examiners use a strict set of four criteria to award markers. You must score well in all four to achieve a high band.
Pro Tip: Task 2 is worth twice as much as Task 1. Always prioritize Task 2 if you are running low on time.
Task Response
25%How well you answer the question and develop your ideas.
Coherence & Cohesion
25%How you organize your writing into paragraphs and use linking words.
Lexical Resource
25%The range and accuracy of the vocabulary you use.
Grammatical Range
25%The variety and correctness of your sentence structures.
Targeted Practice for Every Module
Choose your task type and start practicing with AI-powered feedback.
Task 2 (Essay)
Argumentative essays on social, educational, and global topics.
Task 1 (Academic)
Describe charts, graphs, maps, and processes with precision.
Task 1 (General)
Master formal, semi-formal, and informal letter writing.
How it works
Our AI-powered writing assistant helps you improve your IELTS writing skills with instant feedback and analysis.
How it works
- 1
Select a Task 1 or Task 2 prompt.
- 2
Write your essay within the time limit.
- 3
Click 'Submit' for instant analysis.
The graph shown differences...
The graph illustrates variations in...
Deep Learning Analysis
We check more than just spelling.
Instant Band Scores
Get a predicted Band score for Task 1 and Task 2 immediately after you submit.
Grammar Correction
Our AI highlights grammar mistakes and suggests better alternatives.
Vocabulary Upgrade
Receive suggestions for higher-level synonyms and collocations to boost your Lexical Resource score.
Coherence Analysis
We check your paragraph structure and linking words to ensure logical flow.
Don't Just Correct Errors. Rewrite to Band 9.
See how our AI transforms basic writing into sophisticated, academic prose.
Latest 2026 Exam Questions
Practice with real exam topics and predictions from top IELTS sources.
| Topic | Source | Type | Tags | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technology in Schools | Cambridge 20 | Agree/Disagree | NewPrediction | Write Now |
| Remote Work vs Office Work | Cambridge 19 | Discussion | Hot Topic | Write Now |
| Environmental Protection Costs | Cambridge 18 | Problem-Solution | Hard | Write Now |
| Social Media Impact on Youth | IDP Prediction | Two-Part Question | New2026 | Write Now |
| Traditional Skills in Modern Age | Cambridge 17 | Agree/Disagree | Classic | Write Now |
| Government Spending Priorities | BC Prediction | Discussion | Prediction | Write Now |
Practice Modes
Choose your focus area. Whether you need to perfect your Task 1 reporting or your Task 2 argumentation, we have targeted drills for you.
Task 1: Visuals
Practice describing charts, graphs, maps, and processes. Focus on data selection and reporting verbs.
- Bar & Pie Charts
- Line Graphs
- Maps & Processes
Task 2: Essays
Master the 250-word essay. Practice standard structures for Opinion, Discussion, and Problem/Solution questions.
- Opinion Essays
- Discussion Essays
- Problem & Solution
Full Mock Test
Simulate the real exam environment. 60 minutes to complete both tasks without interruptions.
- Strict 60-min timer
- Real exam interface
- Instant band score
Instant Grading & Correction
Never wait for a teacher again. Our AI analyzes your writing for Task Achievement, Coherence, Lexical Resource, and Grammar, giving you a band score in seconds.
Choose Your Mode
Learn at your own pace or challenge yourself with real exam conditions.
Academic Task 1
Visual Types You Must Master
Each type of visual requires a slightly different approach. Click any to get a full strategy guide and sample answer.
Bar / Column Chart
"Focus on the most significant trends and comparisons. Don't describe every bar."
Line Graph
"Describe overall trends first (rising/falling/stable), then highlight key data points."
Table
"Summarise the most significant rows/columns. You don't need to mention every figure."
Map / Process Diagram
"Use passive voice for processes (e.g., 'The mixture is heated'). Describe stages in order."
Paragraph Blueprint
The Perfect Task 1 Structure
Every high-scoring Task 1 response follows this four-paragraph framework.
Introduction
Paraphrase the prompt. State what the visual shows WITHOUT including any data figures.
Overview
Write 2-3 key trends or comparisons that stand out. This is the most important paragraph for your score.
Body Paragraph 1
Group and compare the most notable data points with specific figures from the visual.
Body Paragraph 2
Describe the next most significant group or trend with supporting data.
5 Critical Rules
Mastering Band 8.0+
Always include an 'Overview' paragraph - this is the #1 reason candidates lose marks.
Select 3-4 key features, NOT every data point in the visual.
Use precise language: 'approximately', 'roughly', 'peaked at', 'fell sharply'.
Never give your opinion. Task 1 is purely descriptive - no 'I think' or 'This shows that'.
Check your word count: 150+ words is required. Aim for 165-180.
The #1 mistake: Writing a conclusion instead of an overview. Examiners reward the Overview highly under 'Task Achievement'. Without it, you cannot score above Band 5 for that criterion.
5 Question Formats
Recognize Each IELTS Format
Misidentifying the essay type is a Task Response failure. Know each format before test day.
Opinion / Agree or Disagree
"State your clear opinion in the introduction. Do not sit on the fence."
Discussion (Both Views)
"Present both sides fairly, then give your own view in the conclusion."
Problem & Solution
"Identify and explain causes/problems, then propose realistic, specific solutions."
Advantages & Disadvantages
"You may or may not be asked for your opinion - read the question carefully."
Double Question
"There are TWO separate questions. Answer BOTH fully or you lose Task Response marks."
Essay Blueprint
The 4-Paragraph Formula
Every high-scoring Task 2 essay follows this structure. Internalize it before exam day.
Introduction
Paraphrase the prompt. State your overall position (thesis statement). Do not discuss your points yet.
Body Paragraph 1
Topic sentence → Main idea 1 → Explanation/Reason → Example → Mini-conclusion.
Body Paragraph 2
Topic sentence → Main idea 2 → Explanation/Reason → Example → Mini-conclusion.
Conclusion
Summarise your main points. Restate your thesis using different language. No NEW information.
Quick Criteria Reminders
Each of the four criteria carries 25% of your Task 2 score. Don't neglect any of them.
Task Response
Answer the EXACT question. Going off-topic is the most expensive mistake.
Coherence & Cohesion
Use a variety of linking devices. Don't rely only on 'firstly', 'secondly', 'finally'.
Lexical Resource
Show vocabulary range. Avoid repeating the same words - use synonyms and collocations.
Grammatical Range
Mix complex and simple sentences. Even one uncorrected grammatical error in every line caps you at Band 6.
Prioritise Task 2: If you are running out of time, it is better to have a complete Task 2 and an incomplete Task 1 than the other way around. Task 2 is worth twice as many marks.
Writing FAQs
Common questions about IELTS Writing and our AI coach.