Write with confidence. Know your band before test day.
WriteLift assesses every Writing Task 1 and Task 2 essay against the four official IELTS criteria — with corrections, explanations, and a personalised path to your target band.
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Top correction
People is becoming → People are becoming
“People” is plural, so the verb must agree.
Scores are an estimated IELTS-style assessment for practice purposes and do not guarantee an official band result.
Why learners choose WriteLift
Scoring aligned to official band descriptors
Each essay is assessed against Task Response, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range — just like the real exam.
Line-by-line corrections
Grammar, vocabulary, spelling and phrasing issues are flagged inline with plain-English explanations.
Track your band over time
Progress charts show how each writing criterion improves across every practice session.
Recurring-mistake detection
We group the errors that keep costing you marks, so you know exactly what to fix first.
A clear path to your target band
Prioritised recommendations turn feedback into a concrete plan of action.
Everything you need to reach your target band
A focused toolset — not a wall of features. Each one maps to a skill the examiner is actually scoring.
Task 1 & Task 2 practice
A growing bank of authentic-style prompts for charts, processes, and discursive essays — filter by topic and task type.
Exam-style writing mode
A timed, distraction-free editor with a live word counter, so practice mirrors the pressure of test day.
Instant band feedback
Receive an estimated overall band and four criterion scores within seconds of submitting.
Criterion-specific feedback
Strengths, weaknesses and actionable suggestions for each of the four official marking criteria.
Progress analytics
Clear charts reveal your band trajectory, criterion averages, and practice consistency at a glance.
Mistake pattern library
Every recurring error is categorised so you can eliminate whole families of mistakes, not just single ones.
Three steps to a higher band
Fifteen focused minutes of writing is worth more than an hour of passive reading.
Pick a task
Choose Writing Task 1 or Task 2, then select a question from your practice area or write on one of your own.
Write under exam conditions
Draft your essay in the focus editor. A timer and live word count help you build the pacing you'll need on test day.
Get your score and plan
Your essay is assessed against the four IELTS criteria. Review corrections, then follow the prioritised recommendations.
Scored the way IELTS actually scores you
Your writing band is the average of four equally weighted criteria. Understanding each one is the fastest way to raise your score — and every WriteLift report is organised around them.
Explore the featuresTask Response
How fully and relevantly you address every part of the prompt.
Coherence & Cohesion
How logically your ideas are organised and connected.
Lexical Resource
The range, precision and control of your vocabulary.
Grammatical Range & Accuracy
The variety and correctness of your sentence structures.
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