Writing

IELTS Writing practice with criterion-level AI feedback

Writing improves when feedback is specific. IELTS Studio assesses your response against the same four criteria examiners use, quotes your own words as evidence, and gives you the next changes that will raise your band.

Academic and General Training, handled separately

Task 1 is completely different between the two exams, and our library reflects that.

  • Academic Task 1 — line graphs, bar charts, pie charts, tables, processes and maps with original data
  • General Training Task 1 — formal, semi-formal and informal letters with tone and purpose checks
  • Task 2 — opinion, discussion, problem–solution and two-part questions for both exam types

Feedback you can act on

Every submission returns a structured report, not a rewritten essay.

  • A single AI-estimated practice band, with criterion-level estimates
  • Strengths and weaknesses with short quotes from your own response
  • Grammar issues with corrections and vocabulary observations with suggestions
  • Prioritised next steps for your next attempt

A writing environment that gets out of the way

Distraction-free editing with the tools you actually need.

  • Live word count against the minimum requirement
  • Autosave with draft recovery if you close the tab
  • Recommended timing for Task 1 (20 minutes) and Task 2 (40 minutes)
  • Sample band-8 answers with commentary after you have attempted the task

Common questions

Is the AI score an official IELTS score?

No. It is an AI-estimated practice band, clearly labelled. It is calibrated to the published criteria and designed to guide your next attempt, but only a certified examiner produces official results.

How long does feedback take?

Usually between 20 and 60 seconds. If a provider is temporarily unavailable, your writing is saved and you can request feedback again without losing anything.

Which model assesses my writing?

The platform routes writing assessments across providers for reliability and cost. Regardless of provider, the same assessment criteria, structured output and validation are applied.

Practise the way the exam actually tests you

Exam-order modules, real question types, explanations for every answer, and feedback that quotes your own work.