Free · Rubric Scoring · No card required

Free AP Score Predictor

Free AP score predictor. Tell us how you've been doing in practice, get a predicted 1-5 score. Works for all 40 AP subjects. No signup.

Grade an essay — no account

Grade an essay right now

Paste your prompt and your response. You get a point-by-point rubric breakdown in about 20 seconds — no account, nothing to install.

0 characters — at least 40 needed

Want to save your feedback and track whether you're improving? Open the full grader, or .

Scored against the standard published point categories for this format. Because it is your own prompt there is no official scoring guide behind it, so treat this as practice feedback rather than a predicted score. How we tested the grader.

Free tool to estimate your AP exam score based on your practice performance. Works for all 40 AP subjects. No signup required.

How It Works

Tell us:

  1. Which AP subject you're taking.
  2. What percentage you've been scoring on practice MCQs (rough estimate).
  3. How confident you feel about the FRQ section (low / medium / high).

Get back: predicted AP score (1-5) and the percentile band you're in based on College Board's score distribution data.

Why This Is Useful Before May

  • If you're predicted a 3 and want a 5: you have 6-8 weeks of work ahead. Know the gap.
  • If you're predicted a 4: focus on the complexity point (the most-missed rubric criterion).
  • If you're predicted a 5: maintain practice, don't slack the last 3 weeks.

For a More Accurate Prediction

This free tool uses general heuristics. For a personalized predictor that updates with every question you answer, sign up for free AimFive — the diagnostic + 50 questions of practice gives you a calibrated prediction.

AP Score Calculator · Score Distribution by Subject · Try AimFive Free

AP and Advanced Placement are trademarks of College Board. AimFive is not affiliated with or endorsed by College Board.