You've been “almost there” long enough.
Let's finish this.
Nobody dreams of IELTS. It's the gate you pass so life can start — the visa, the nursing registration, the university seat. Every attempt costs money, nerves, and weeks of waiting. IELTS Computer has one job: to make the computer-delivered exam feel familiar before the day that counts — in the app, or right here in your browser.
Not a video. Not screenshots. The real thing. Press Start Test, answer six real questions, highlight the passage, drag the divider. This is our practice version of the test-day screen — meet it here first, where it costs nothing.
IELTS Computer is a practice version of the IELTS on computer screen — it is not the official IDP or British Council software. The demo above runs in your browser with no account and nothing to install. Full Listening, Reading and Writing practice tests are on the website and in the iPhone, iPad and Mac app, on one subscription that covers both.
If you're here, you've probably already done everything right — the courses, the mock tests, the videos. And the score still came back half a band short in one section. The only option they give you? Pay the full fee and try again. You're allowed to be angry about that. This test decides visas and careers — and it earns money every time you “almost” pass.
Here's what nobody tells you: that missing half band is usually not about your English. It's the small things — a spelling mistake typed while the audio kept playing, two minutes to check your answers instead of ten, a timer you had never sat under before, and… wait, where is the highlight button?
We won't promise you a band — nobody honest can. Here's what we actually offer: practice screens built to work like the real computer exam, as close as we could make them without being the official software. So on test day, almost nothing feels new. Confidence is not something you're born with — it comes from repeating something until it stops being scary. That part, you can train.
Six modules covering everything in the computer-delivered IELTS exam — Listening, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary, Spelling and Grammar — focused on the places where people lose half a band. The full Listening, Reading and Writing tests and the Spelling trainer also run on this website, with every result synced to the app.
No. It's an independent practice version of the computer-delivered IELTS screen, built to look and behave like test day. The real test is run by IDP, British Council and Cambridge — see ielts.org.
The browser demo is free and needs no account. Sign up free and you also get one full Reading test with a band score at the end. Listening, Writing, Spelling and the rest of the Reading library need a subscription.
Both. On the website you get Listening, Reading, Writing and the Spelling trainer. The iPhone, iPad and Mac app adds Vocabulary and Grammar. Your results sync between them.
Yes. The website runs in any modern browser, on any operating system. The downloadable app is iPhone, iPad and Mac only.
By card here on the website, or through the App Store inside the app. Either way it's the same account and the same access.
Yes — 3 days on the yearly plan, and it opens everything: every Listening, Reading, Writing and Spelling test here, plus Vocabulary and Grammar in the iPhone, iPad and Mac app. Cancel any time before it ends and you pay nothing. The weekly and monthly plans start straight away.
Both. Reading and Writing come in Academic and General Training versions — pick the one you're sitting.
No. IELTS Computer covers Listening, Reading and Writing, plus Spelling, Vocabulary and Grammar. Speaking is a face-to-face interview with an examiner, so it isn't part of the computer screen.
No — this is practice only. Book your test through ielts.org or your local test centre.
You already tried our practice screen — 6 questions out of 40. The full Listening, Reading and Writing tests are here on the web too, with every result synced to the app. First attempt or fifth, the plan is the same: walk in already knowing how everything works. The test charges you every time you try. Practice, at least, is free.
Free to download · One subscription for the app and the web · Independent app, not affiliated with IDP or British Council