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IELTS Writing Task 1 Checker — Charts, Graphs & Maps

Check an Academic Task 1 report against its chart or diagram, with feedback on your overview, key features and comparisons.

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IELTS graph and bar chart writing checker

Select a line graph, bar chart, pie chart or table from the question bank, or upload your own visual. Practise selecting the most important figures and comparing categories instead of listing every number.

Task 1 map, process and mixed-chart practice

Maps need descriptions of spatial changes; processes need a clear sequence. Mixed tasks contain two separately labelled visuals. The practice bank includes these formats so you can practise language appropriate to the actual task.

Overview and data accuracy feedback

Submit your report with the task question or visual. AI feedback considers whether the overview identifies the main features and whether figures and comparisons match the supplied task. Check the feedback against the chart yourself, especially when an uploaded image is unclear.

Questions about academic task 1 checker

Can I upload my own IELTS Task 1 chart?

Yes. Choose My own question on the practice page and upload the chart image or paste the task with its figures. A clear image and complete task details help the feedback assess your report accurately.

Does this cover letters as well as Academic reports?

The existing Task 1 tool also has a separate General Training letter option. This page focuses on Academic visuals; General Training letters use different task-achievement requirements.

Can I compare Task 1 model answers?

You can generate Band 6.0 and 7.0 examples for the selected task, subject to AI usage limits. Compare the overview, grouping and trend language rather than memorising the whole answer.

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