Writing module

IELTS Writing Practice Tests

12 full writing tests with real exam timing and AI feedback on every answer. Choose a test, plan your response, and start writing.

12 full tests 2 tasks each 60 min total AI feedback
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Academic Task 1 asks you to describe a chart, graph or process. General Training Task 1 is a letter. Task 2 is an essay for both tracks.
How it works

Four steps, one real test

Each test runs like the real exam, so you build timing and structure, not just word count.

1

Open a test

Pick any test below. Academic and General Training are both here.

2

Plan and write both tasks

Manage your 60 minutes across Task 1 and Task 2, just like the real exam.

3

Submit for AI feedback

Get an estimated band and clear feedback on each task in seconds.

4

Refine and retry

Act on the feedback, then take another test to lift your score.

Common questions

IELTS Writing, answered

Do I need an account to take a writing test?

Yes. Create a free account to start a writing test and get AI feedback on your answers.

What is the difference between Academic and General Training writing?

Academic Task 1 asks you to describe a chart, graph or process. General Training Task 1 is a letter. Task 2 is an essay for both tracks.

What feedback do I get?

After you submit, you get AI feedback with an estimated band for each task. Registered users get 20 AI evaluations every day.

How long do I get for the writing test?

60 minutes for both tasks. Aim for about 20 minutes on Task 1 and 40 minutes on Task 2.

Ready for the full thing?

Once your writing feels steady, sit a complete test with all four parts for a real overall band.

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