The correct workflow: diagnose, rewrite, then re-check
A free IELTS Writing Task 2 checker is useful only if it changes what you do next. First, find your weakest criterion. Then rewrite the exact paragraph or sentence causing the problem. Only after that should you check again.
What free diagnosis should show
- Estimated band direction for your essay.
- The weakest IELTS criterion: TR, CC, LR, or GRA.
- One clear blocker you can verify in your own writing.
When to continue with a Sprint
- The free diagnosis identifies a blocker you recognize.
- The Day 1 exercise helps you practise fixing that weakness.
- You want a 14- or 30-day plan to keep practising, rewriting, and checking progress.
The Task 2 mistakes a checker should catch
Position is unclear between the introduction and conclusion.
Ideas are relevant but not developed deeply enough.
Paragraphs contain examples but no clear reasoning chain.
Vocabulary is safe but too vague for a stronger Lexical Resource score.
Next action
Paste one real Task 2 essay to see your biggest blocker and try Day 1 free. If focused practice helps, continue with a 14-day Sprint for $19 or a 30-day Sprint for $39. Both are one-time payments with no automatic renewal.
Related: Read the 6.5 to 7 diagnosis plan