AI IELTS Speaking test with a live AI examiner
Speak to an AI examiner by voice, the way the real IELTS Speaking test runs: an introduction and Part 1 questions, a cue card for Part 2 with preparation time and up to two minutes to talk, and a Part 3 discussion.
All three parts, in order
Part 1 interview questions, the Part 2 long turn from a cue card with one minute to prepare, and Part 3 follow-up discussion on the same topic.
Band score on the four criteria
Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and Pronunciation — each with a band, plus an overall Speaking band and what to improve.
Practise any time
No appointment and no partner needed: open the test, allow the microphone, and start speaking.
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI IELTS speaking test like the real exam?
It follows the same three-part structure and timing, including the cue-card preparation minute, and is marked on the same four criteria.
What do I need?
A browser, a microphone and a quiet place. Chrome on a laptop or phone works best.