AimFive's AI essay grader is the only free tool that scores AP essays against the actual College Board rubric — showing you exactly which points you earned and which you missed, with a brief explanation for each criterion. No other free tool does this.
What the grader scores
- APUSH, AP World History, AP European History: DBQ (7-point rubric), LEQ (6-point rubric), SAQ (3-point rubric)
- AP Psychology: FRQ (application-based scoring)
- AP English Language: Synthesis, Rhetorical Analysis, Argument (6-point rubric)
- AP US Government: Argument Essay (6-point rubric)
- AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science: Long and short FRQ (science practice scoring)
- AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Statistics: FRQ (mathematical reasoning scoring)
How it works
Paste your essay response (or type it directly) into the grader. The AI reads your response against the College Board rubric for your specific essay type and returns: a point-by-point breakdown of which criteria you earned, which you missed, and why — the same feedback a human AP reader would provide, in about 30 seconds.
How accurate is it?
AimFive's grader was calibrated against official College Board sample essays with published scores. Across 31 test essays from APUSH, AP World History, and AP European History, the grader agreed with the human AP reader score within ±1 point 77% of the time, with zero average bias. See the full accuracy data.
Is it really free?
Yes. The essay grader is free with no account required. Paste your essay and grade it immediately at aimfive.com/grade-my-essay.
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