Essay MarkerPaste your essay and Kirla marks it the way a tutor would — an indicative grade with feedback against the rubric for your actual level, from GCSE and A-level through university to postgraduate. It shows what's working, what's costing you marks, and the specific changes that would move you up a band. It is indicative feedback to improve your draft, not an official grade. Marking is one of many tools in Kirla — drafting, humanising, detection and citation — all your writing tools in one plan.What it does

Returns an indicative grade or band with feedback, calibrated to your real level — GCSE, A-level, IB, AP, university or postgraduate.

Marks against the rubric dimensions a tutor uses — argument, evidence, structure, analysis and accuracy.

Names what's costing you marks and the specific changes that would move you up a band.

Honest by design — it's indicative feedback to improve your draft, not an official grade.

How it works

Paste your essay — Your draft, and the level you're working at.

Kirla marks it — An indicative band with dimension-by-dimension feedback against the rubric for that level.

Act on the feedback — See exactly what's working and what to change, then re-mark to check you've moved up.

Frequently asked questions

Is this my official grade?

No — it's an indicative estimate to help you improve before you submit. Your real grade comes from your marker; this shows you where a draft stands and how to lift it.

Does it mark to my level?

Yes — feedback and the band calibrate to your actual level, so a GCSE essay is marked against GCSE expectations, not a degree rubric.

What feedback do I get?

Dimension-by-dimension notes — argument, evidence, structure, analysis and accuracy — plus the specific, concrete changes that would raise the mark.

Will it just tell me it's great?

No — it's built to be a candid tutor. It names what's costing you marks, not just what's working.

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