IELTSWritingPro

IELTSWritingPro is a dissertation writer tool. An AI IELTS writing checker that scores Academic and General Training tasks against the four official band criteria, marks corrections in place and returns a detailed report in about three minutes. Includes 250+ practice questions, progress tracking and one free report.

IELTSWritingPro is a browser based checker that grades IELTS writing tasks against the four official band criteria and returns a full report in roughly three minutes. It covers Academic Task 1 (line, bar and pie charts), Academic Task 2 essays, General Training Task 1 letters and General Task 2 essays. A submission produces an estimated overall band plus a breakdown for Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy, so a candidate can see which criterion is dragging the score down rather than just receiving a single number. The feedback goes past a score. Corrections are placed directly in the text with explanations for each change, two grammar checkers scan the answer, and the report comments on tone, repeated vocabulary and the linking words used to hold paragraphs together. For Academic Task 1 the checker also judges how accurately the chart data was described, flagging details that were misread or left out. A dashboard keeps a history of past submissions so progress across weeks is visible. Practice material is built in: more than 250 questions across both modules, plus the option to paste your own prompt. The product is aimed at self-studying candidates who want frequent, low-cost feedback before exam day, and at tutors or schools that want a marking aid for multiple students. Timing matters here, since plans run from three days to three months and match different gaps before a test date. Against alternatives, it sits between free grammar checkers, which ignore IELTS band descriptors, and human examiners or tutor marking, which cost more per essay and take days to return. The trade-off is that band estimates are approximations: the site itself notes that a real examiner may score differently. One full report is free, and paid access is unlimited within fair use.