Free IELTS utilities
Free score tools and Writing Checker for the work you do after every practice set: convert raw marks, average overall bands, read descriptors, and get criterion feedback on essays.
Paste an IELTS Task 1 or Task 2 draft and get a full structured report: professional summary, TR/CC/LR/GRA scores, grammar and vocab upgrades, and a Band 9 sample.
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FreeConvert Listening and Reading raw scores (0 to 40) into IELTS bands with Academic and General Reading tables.
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FreeAverage four section bands, then compare approximate TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo and CEFR ranges for planning.
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FreeRead clear explanations of overall bands plus Writing and Speaking criteria in examiner language.
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Use tools as the measurement layer between practice packs and the next study block.
After a section pack, enter raw scores (0–40) in the Score Calculator. Toggle Academic vs General for Reading.
Paste Task 1 or Task 2 into Writing Checker for TR/CC/LR/GRA guidance, then rewrite the weakest criterion.
Use Band Descriptors to translate feedback into examiner language before your next Speaking or Writing attempt.
When you have four section estimates, use the Score Converter for overall rounding and a rough CEFR map.
Calculators give a band. Guides explain what to practise next.
IELTS Band Score Chart Explained (2026)
Raw-to-band tables and plain-language profiles for what each band means.
IELTS Study Plan for 30 60 90 Days
Where tools sit inside a 30/60/90-day plan.
IELTS Writing Task 2 Tips and Structure
Task 2 structure to pair with Writing Checker rewrites.
IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 Essential Tips
Academic Task 1 overview language before you paste a draft.
IELTS Tips for Band 7 to 9
Mistake taxonomy to raise each skill after you convert practice scores.
After Listening or Reading practice, open the Score Calculator to translate raw marks into a band. Toggle Academic vs General for Reading so you do not misread a GT raw score on an Academic table.
Use the Score Converter when you have four section bands and need an overall average with IELTS-style half-band rounding, plus a rough CEFR hint for programme comparisons.
Read Band Descriptors before Writing or Speaking practice so you know what examiners reward. When you have a draft essay, run Writing Checker for criterion-level AI feedback (credits apply), then rewrite once.
Tools work best next to timed section practice and full mocks. For the story behind the numbers, start with the band score chart Guide.
After Listening or Reading practice, start with the Score Calculator. Use Band Descriptors before Writing/Speaking drills, Writing Checker for essay feedback, and the Score Converter once you have four section bands.
They follow publicly documented IELTS conversion charts used widely by tutors. Exact cut-offs can vary slightly by test version. Treat results as guidance alongside full mocks.
No. Score Calculator, Score Converter, and Band Descriptors are free. Only AI Writing (and Speaking) reports spend AI credits.
Use it for planning, not as an official result. Listening/Reading raw conversions are more objective than Writing/Speaking estimates. Confirm progress with full mocks.
Tools measure. Guides explain what to practise next. Open the band score chart, Writing Task 2, or skill Guides from each tool page after you get a number or report.
Measure Listening/Reading raw scores for free, or spend a few credits on Writing Checker after your next timed essay.
