Stuck at Band 6.5? Find the One Score Blocker Below Band 7
Paste your Task 1 or Task 2 essay. See your estimated band and weakest IELTS criterion in 30 seconds — unlock sentence-level evidence only if the diagnosis is useful.
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Your free IELTS Writing diagnosis shows your estimated band, weakest criterion, and a one-line score-blocker hint — not the full fix list.
Score blocker (free)
Paragraph 2 lists several points instead of developing one clear argument…
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Your free IELTS Writing diagnosis
A 30-second look at whether this checker is catching the right score blocker in your essay.
- Estimated band direction
- Weakest IELTS criterion
- One-line blocker hint (free preview)
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Sentence-level feedback across all four IELTS Writing criteria with rewrites you can paste back into your draft.
- Full TR / TA, CC, LR, GRA breakdown
- Sentence-level evidence from your essay
- Paragraph rewrite closer to Band 7
- Vocabulary upgrades
- Grammar fixes
- 7-day fix plan
Why your IELTS Writing score is stuck at 6.0 or 6.5
Most students do not lose marks because of one grammar mistake. They lose marks because one IELTS criterion is quietly pulling the whole essay down. Sometimes the real problem is not vocabulary — it is an unclear position. Sometimes it is not grammar — it is a paragraph that lists ideas without developing one. Sometimes the essay sounds fluent, but the overview, example, or argument does not fully answer the task. That is why this checker starts with the score blocker first. Before you rewrite the whole essay, find the one part that is costing the most marks.
What this IELTS Writing Checker looks for
This tool isn't just spelling and grammar. It looks at how your essay performs across the four IELTS Writing criteria, so you can see which area is most likely holding your band back.
Task Response / Task Achievement
Task 1: did you give a clear overview, pick the right key features, and compare the data well? Task 2: did you take a clear position, develop your ideas, and use relevant examples?
Diagnose My Essay FreeCoherence and Cohesion
How your paragraphs are organised, how ideas connect, how the answer progresses, and whether an examiner can follow your argument without re-reading.
Diagnose My Essay FreeLexical Resource
Vocabulary precision and range — vague wording, repeated words, weak collocations, and where a better word choice would move the score up.
Diagnose My Essay FreeGrammar Range and Accuracy
Grammar control, sentence variety, punctuation, and whether your meaning stays clear when sentences get more complex.
Diagnose My Essay FreeTransparent, criterion-based feedback
This is not an official IELTS score. Your report is a diagnostic estimate designed to help you revise. The feedback is organized around the four IELTS Writing criteria so you see the reason behind the estimate, not only a band number.
Built around IELTS Writing criteria
Every comment is mapped to one of the four IELTS Writing criteria — not just to a grammar mistake. That's why the report tells you which area is dragging your band down, not only what's wrong with one sentence.
Shows the reason behind the estimate
You don't just see a band number. You see why your essay sits at that band: which paragraph is unclear, which sentence is too vague, which idea is underdeveloped, and what to fix first.
Clear limits, no false promise
This is a diagnostic writing tool, not an official IELTS score, and we don't promise what you'll get on test day. It's here to help you revise more clearly before the real exam.
How we keep the feedback transparent
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