60-minute timed test · Automatic word count · AI band correction
Every essay gets a free AI correction and a band per criterion; Task 2 has its own AI checker.
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Minimum 150 words. Describe the graph: main features and comparisons. No opinion, no invented data.
Minimum 250 words. Discuss both views and give your opinion with examples.
⚖️ Scoring: Task 2 counts double. Final band = (T1 + T2×2) ÷ 3
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Spend about 20 minutes on Task 1. Task 2 opens when you tap below, and automatically after 20 minutes.
Overview + main data features + comparisons
Logical paragraph progression + linking
Precise graph vocabulary, varied collocations
Variety + accuracy of structures
Both views addressed + clear opinion
5-paragraph structure + cohesive devices
Academic vocabulary, avoid repetition
Complex sentences, variety of tenses
Want to know how close this band lands? We publish what our own data says on the calibration page. The FAQ answers whether you can use an AI checker for Writing Task 2 and where to get free IELTS Writing feedback, and the blog details how our AI scoring works and how accurate it is.
Last updated September 13, 2026
Short answer: ParrotTalk's IELTS Writing test is free, with no sign-up: four sets of Task 1 and Task 2, 60 minutes with the exam split (about 20 minutes and 150 words for Task 1, 40 minutes and 250 words for Task 2), automatic word count, and an AI band per official criterion with the correction in seconds.
Each task is scored on four official criteria: Task Achievement (Task 1) or Task Response (Task 2), Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy. Task 2 counts double: final band = (Task 1 + Task 2 x 2) / 3, rounded to the nearest half band.
A band per criterion and overall, the sentences that cost you marks, and the fix to make for each. It is a correction, not a list of typos.
The Writing content is built for IELTS Academic: Task 1 asks you to describe a graph, chart or table, where General Training asks for a letter. Task 2 essays are the same format in both.
No. It is an AI estimate anchored to the official band descriptors and can differ from an official result by roughly half a band to a full band. In user feedback from 405 test-takers, 58% found their band lower than they expected, 25% about right, 17% higher.