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Free IELTS Task 2 Checker: Paste Essay, Band in About 60 Seconds

Task 2 carries more weight than Task 1. Paste your essay (and question) to get an estimated band plus TR, CC, LR, and GRA feedback — then rewrite the weakest criterion before your next timed attempt. Your first evaluations are free.

Paste Task 1 or Task 2. Four-criterion practice feedback in about a minute — 2 free evaluations, no card.

Paste your essay

Both the exam question and your answer are required. Task type is detected from the question.

Free account includes 2 full evaluations. No card required.

Task Response focus

Clear position, full coverage of the question, developed ideas.

Paragraph control

Topic sentences, logical progression, purposeful linking.

Language precision

Collocations and grammar that support meaning, not rare words for show.

All common question types

Opinion, both views, advantages, problem-solution, two-part.

IELTS Writing band score calculator

Estimate your Writing band from Task 1 and Task 2 scores (Task 2 counts double). Optionally average four criterion scores for one task. This is a practice formula tool — not an official IELTS calculator.

Task 1 + Task 2 (weighted)

Formula: (Task 1 + 2 × Task 2) ÷ 3, rounded to the nearest 0.5

Estimated Writing band

7.0

One task: four criteria average

Average of four criteria, rounded to the nearest 0.5. Raise the lowest criterion first.

Estimated task band

7.0

Lowest criterion: 6.5 — that is usually your practice priority.

A formula is not a criterion score. Paste an essay to see if this band matches · Speaking band calculator · how IELTS writing is scored.

What the IELTS Task 2 checker evaluates

Every report breaks Task 2 into the four public criteria examiners use. That matters more than a single chatbot compliment: you can see whether you are capped by thin development, mechanical linking, forced vocabulary, or grammar control.

  • Task Response: Did you answer all parts with a clear, developed position?
  • Coherence & Cohesion: Are paragraphs focused and well linked without linker spam?
  • Lexical Resource: Is vocabulary precise and natural for the topic?
  • Grammatical Range & Accuracy: Do complex sentences stay controlled under time?

From Band 6 to Band 7 on Task 2

The jump is rarely “more advanced vocabulary.” It is usually fuller idea development, cleaner paragraph jobs, and fewer meaning-blocking errors. Your report shows which of those is your bottleneck so you stop rewriting everything at once.

Use related guides when you need teaching depth: Band 6 vs 7 patterns, essay structure, and the 6.5 plateau plan — then come back and re-check the same criterion.

How to use Task 2 checker feedback

  • Include the essay question so Task Response feedback is accurate
  • Rewrite only the lowest criterion first (one body paragraph is enough)
  • Re-submit under time (40 minutes, 250+ words) to test the fix
  • Track the same criterion across essays instead of chasing lucky overall spikes

How it works

1

Paste your Task 2 essay

Include the question for better Task Response feedback.

2

Review criterion bands

Identify the lowest score first.

3

Apply one fix card

Rewrite a weak paragraph before the next essay.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Task 2 contributes twice as much to the Writing score as Task 1, so prioritize Task 2 practice when time is limited.

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