💬 AI Assignment Feedback

Get detailed, constructive feedback on any essay, report or assignment.

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💬 AI Assignment Feedback

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What is AI Assignment Feedback?

AI Assignment Feedback reviews an essay, report, or assignment you paste in and returns a structured critique: an overall assessment, specific strengths, areas for improvement, and an estimated score out of 10. You choose the feedback focus — overall quality, argument and evidence, writing style, or grammar — and the tone, from encouraging to strict and detailed, and can even get the feedback in a different language.

How to Use It

Paste your draft into the text box, pick a feedback focus and tone from the dropdowns, and choose an output language if you need one other than English. Click "Get Feedback" and within seconds you'll see a breakdown of what's working, what needs revision, and a rough score — then go back and edit your own draft with those points in mind.

When to Use It

Use it before submitting an essay or report to catch structural weaknesses, weak arguments, or unclear phrasing while there's still time to fix them. It works well as a second opinion after you've written a first draft, or when a study partner or tutor isn't available.

Who Benefits

Students preparing coursework, adult learners writing reports, and anyone drafting a piece of academic or professional writing who wants quick, structured feedback before a deadline will find this useful.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. It reviews and critiques text you've already written — it's a feedback tool, not a ghostwriter. Paste in a draft and it points out strengths and weaknesses; you still do the writing and revising.
No. It's meant to work like a first-pass reviewer, catching obvious structural, clarity, or argument issues before submission. It isn't aware of your course's specific grading rubric, so it doesn't replace your instructor's feedback.
Feedback focus tells the tool what to prioritize — overall quality, argument strength, writing style, or grammar. Tone controls how the feedback is delivered, from encouraging and constructive to strict and detailed or short and direct.