AI Essay Grader

Start by setting up your assignment once, then reuse it all term. Import your scoring guide or build one from scratch, set weights for each criterion, and attach model responses if you have them. Decide how feedback should sound—brief bullets or full paragraphs—and choose whether comments should reference standards. If you teach in more than one language, set the review language per class and choose if student comments are translated or kept in the original.

When submissions arrive, pull them in from Canvas or Google Classroom with a single sync, or drag a folder of files to batch import. The system evaluates each criterion and highlights the sentences it used as evidence so you can verify quickly. Adjust any score with a click; your changes retrain suggestions for the rest of the stack. Insert inline notes where needed or approve suggested comments in bulk. Quick actions let you tag thesis statements, evidence, and citations, and apply the same feedback to similar issues across multiple papers. If you prefer blind review, turn on anonymized grading and set late-work rules before you start.

Turn raw scores into clear, actionable guidance. Generate a summary for each student that lists strengths, one or two focused priorities, and concrete next steps. Use the Sentence Rephraser to provide an improved sample line the student can study. Grammar Check, Autocorrect, and Sentence formatting catch mechanical issues, while the Tone checker and Engagement Metrics help you address voice and clarity without overwriting the student’s style. For research tasks, Plagiarism check scans the web and repositories, flags matches with side-by-side comparisons, and suggests how to fix attribution. The Style Editor can point out citation and formatting issues aligned with APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian, or IEEE.

Close the loop with reports and grade sync. See which rubric rows most students struggle with, compare progress by class or student over time, and export CSVs for meetings or accreditation. Push scores and comments back to your gradebook in one step. Build a reusable bank of comments and mini-lessons, then apply them to future assignments. Tutors and training programs can standardize review across instructors with shared rubrics and calibration checks. Multilingual classes? Produce feedback in the student’s preferred language and include an English copy for guardians. Get started quickly with a no-cost trial: batch import last term’s essays, attach your rubric, and you’re ready to grade the next stack in a fraction of the usual time.