Wrong-answer explanations
Reading and Listening reviews show why the correct answer is right, why yours was wrong, and where the answer appears in the text or audio.
Free during beta · No card needed
How it works
Start with real IELTS practice, get clear feedback, track what changes, and keep improving your English until your score is ready.
Test prep modes
Choose a full mock, a single skill test, or a focused question-type drill. Each mode keeps you close to the computer-based IELTS experience.
Take a full timed mock test to build the focus and timing you need on test day.
Choose Reading, Listening, Writing, or Speaking when one skill needs extra work.
Writing test
Drill maps, matching headings, gap fills, Task 1 charts, cue cards, and more without taking a full test.
Question type drill
Live demo
Pick a skill, then switch between the test screen and the feedback screen. No sign-up needed to look around.
Feedback
IELTS Studio does more than show a score. It explains why you lost marks and what to practise next — for every skill.
Reading and Listening reviews show why the correct answer is right, why yours was wrong, and where the answer appears in the text or audio.
Task Response, Coherence, Lexical Resource, and Grammar are scored separately with detailed examiner-style comments.
Review fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and coherence — so you know exactly what to improve in your next answer.
IELTS Studio turns feedback into the next drill, question type, vocabulary review, or rewrite you should practise.
Explore + Vocabulary
Use official Cambridge-style tests when you want exam practice. Use Explore for IELTS-style quizzes, writing prompts, speaking practice, and vocabulary from real English sources.
Explore
Bring an article, YouTube video, or podcast into IELTS Studio. The app helps you study the source, take quizzes, and practise writing or speaking with material that feels alive instead of recycled.
Vocabulary bank
Tap any word for an AI explanation in context, save it to your vocabulary bank, then lock it in with flashcards and your own sentences.
Chrome extension
Save articles, YouTube videos, and podcast pages directly into IELTS Studio, then turn them into quizzes, speaking prompts, writing practice, and vocabulary.
Download Chrome extensionReal source ideas
Start with credible reading, video, and listening sources, then bring your own material into IELTS Studio for practice.
Publishers
Video / Education
Podcasts / English learning
Bring your own sources. IELTS Studio helps you practise with real English, not recycled exam filler.
Progress
IELTS Studio brings your tests, feedback, drills, and vocabulary into one progress view, so you know what improved this week and what to study next.
This week
72%
Target
8.0
Strongest
Accuracy improved from 58% to 82% across the last four drills.
Weakest
Essays still rely on vague vocabulary under timed conditions.
Suggested weekly plan
Composite student stories
6.5 → 7.5
“The feedback finally showed me why my writing score was stuck. I stopped guessing and started fixing one criterion at a time.”
Reading +8 marks
“The wrong-answer explanations helped me see the trap in matching headings. It felt much more useful than just checking an answer key.”
Band 8 target
“I liked having mocks, drills, vocabulary, and progress in one place. It made my weekly study plan easier to follow.”
Vocabulary recall
“Writing my own sentences made the flashcards feel active. I could actually use the words later in speaking practice.”
Speaking confidence
“The speaking prompts and review gave me a clearer target for Part 2. I knew what to practise before recording again.”
6.5 → 7.5
“The feedback finally showed me why my writing score was stuck. I stopped guessing and started fixing one criterion at a time.”
Reading +8 marks
“The wrong-answer explanations helped me see the trap in matching headings. It felt much more useful than just checking an answer key.”
Band 8 target
“I liked having mocks, drills, vocabulary, and progress in one place. It made my weekly study plan easier to follow.”
Vocabulary recall
“Writing my own sentences made the flashcards feel active. I could actually use the words later in speaking practice.”
Speaking confidence
“The speaking prompts and review gave me a clearer target for Part 2. I knew what to practise before recording again.”
FAQ
IELTS Studio supports the core practice loop for both Academic and General Training. Some screens and examples currently lean Academic because that is the largest audience, but the product is built around the same IELTS skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking, vocabulary, and feedback.
You can take full mocks, practise individual skills, drill specific question types, review feedback, track progress, and build vocabulary with spaced repetition. The goal is to give you a complete practice loop, not just another question bank.
Use official-style tests for mocks and serious exam practice. Use Explore for everyday practice from real English sources: articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, and other material you want to turn into IELTS-style quizzes, writing prompts, speaking practice, and vocabulary.
Writing and Speaking feedback is organised around IELTS-style criteria, so you can see the score, the weak area, and what to fix. Reading and Listening review explains wrong answers, evidence, traps, and the question types that need more practice.
Yes. You can save useful words into vocabulary banks, practise them with spaced repetition, and write your own sentences so you learn to use words in Writing and Speaking instead of only recognising them.
Yes. The dashboard is designed to show your recent activity, strengths, weaknesses, weak question types, vocabulary due for review, and a suggested weekly study plan based on your target band.
During beta, yes. No card needed. When paid plans launch, beta users will get a launch discount.
Books and videos can be useful, but they usually leave you to decide what to do next. IELTS Studio combines practice, feedback, progress tracking, drills, Explore, and vocabulary review so every session leads to the next useful action.
No. Your essays, answers, and imported materials are used to provide your practice experience and feedback. They are not used to train AI models.
Any modern browser. Test-taking views work best on desktop or laptop because that matches computer-delivered IELTS. Vocabulary, dashboard, review, and lighter study flows are more comfortable on mobile.
It depends on your current level, study time, and how consistently you act on feedback. IELTS Studio cannot promise a score increase, but it can make your practice more focused by showing what is weak and what to practise next.
Start today with one essay or one Cambridge test. Ten minutes is enough.