Essay Grader

Paste your text, get an essay score on five criteria, what works and what to fix. An AI essay grader with no rewriting, no sign-up.

Essay Grader reads the paper you paste and grades it the way a fair writing teacher would: a score out of 100, a letter grade, points and a comment for each criterion, what already works and what to fix next. It does not rewrite anything: you make the changes, and the writing stays yours. 📝 How the Essay Grader Works 1. Open the extension on any tab and paste the text, or select it on the page and click Use selected text. 2. Pick the level: high school, college or ESL. Under More options you can add the assignment prompt and your teacher's rubric. 3. Press Grade essay. The report arrives in about ten seconds and waits for you if you close the window meanwhile. With a prompt added, the ai essay grader checks whether the paper actually answers it. With a rubric pasted, the essay score follows that rubric's criteria and weights instead of the standard five. 🎯 What every grade includes ✅ A score from 0 to 100 and a letter grade, marked as an estimate from an AI model, not your teacher's mark ✅ Five criteria scored out of 10: thesis and argument, organization, evidence and support, style and clarity, grammar and mechanics (or the criteria from your rubric) ✅ A comment under each criterion about your paper, not a generic tip ✅ A short summary with the one fix that matters most ✅ What already works, so you keep it ✅ Three to five concrete fixes that name the place, such as adding a counterargument in paragraph 3 ✅ A Copy feedback button for the whole report 👩‍🎓 An Essay Grader for Students Who Check Themselves First Run a paper through the online essay grader before you hand it in. The comments point to the weak spot and say why, so you know what to work on instead of guessing. Writing for college admissions? Use it as a college essay grader: choose the College level, add the prompt, and the grade checks that you answered it. 👩‍🏫 An Essay Grader for Teachers, Too Use the AI essay grader as a first pass: a draft grade and comments you can check and edit before they go back to the class. Paste your class rubric under More options and the grade follows it. Please remove student names before pasting. 🔒 What happens to your text Nothing leaves your browser until you press Grade essay. Then the text goes to our own server, an AI model grades it, and the server discards it as soon as the essay feedback comes back. Chrome holds the text in session memory only while it is being graded or waiting for a retry. No history, no account, no analytics, no tracking code. Two grades a day are included at no cost. 🚫 What This Automated Essay Grader Is Not It is not an AI detector or a plagiarism checker and does not guess who wrote the text. If you only need an essay checker for spelling and commas, a grammar tool does that better. Grading here is about the argument, the structure and the evidence, the things that decide a grade. ⚡ Where it works In any ordinary tab: a course submission box, an email draft or an article. Use selected text reads a selection on the page or inside a form field. Google Docs does not share its selection, so there you copy and paste instead. ❓ Questions and answers Q: Is the essay score the grade my teacher will give? A: No. It is an estimate from an AI grader, based on a standard essay rubric or the one you paste. Treat the number as a signal and the essay feedback as the real value. Q: Will it rewrite my paper? A: No. A comment quotes at most one short phrase and explains the fix. The rewriting is yours. Q: Can I use my own rubric? A: Yes. Paste it under More options and the grade follows its criteria and weights. Writing a new one is a job for a rubric generator; any rubric you already have works here. Q: How often can I grade my essay? A: Two grades a day per browser. The counter at the top of the window shows how many are left, and when they run out it tells you when they reset. Q: How long can the text be? A: From 50 to 1,200 words, up to 9,000 characters. The word counter warns you before you send, so nothing is cut silently. Q: Do you store my essay? A: No. Our server grades the text and discards it, keeping only a daily counter for a random install ID. In Chrome the text stays in session memory during grading and is never written to disk. Paste, read the feedback, fix the weak paragraph, grade it again. Add Essay Grader to Chrome before your next paper is due. Google Docs is a trademark of Google LLC, and this extension is not affiliated with it.