Get clear, constructive feedback on student writing and visual assignments without starting from a blank comment box. Upload photos of work or paste text, set the objectives you care about, and refine the feedback until it fits your professional judgement.
Try TeacherGPT free (no credit card on trial). Pricing sits alongside lesson planning, worksheets, slides, visuals, games, and more.
Lessons and worksheets · Visual teaching resources · Google Slides for teachers · Educational games · TeacherGPT chat
Open the grading tool from your dashboard, attach a photo of student work or paste text, and describe what you are assessing. TeacherGPT gives balanced feedback on strengths and next steps, and can relate comments to standards or objectives when you provide them.
The tool works well for written and visual assignments—essays, paragraphs, posters, and similar tasks. It is not recommended for mathematics, where automated grading is less reliable.
Yes. Share the objectives, standards, or rubric criteria you are using and TeacherGPT can indicate whether work is below, at, or above them. It will not invent a particular standards framework unless you provide one.
From your TeacherGPT dashboard, choose “Grade student work” on the toolkit grid—or start a new chat with the marking tool. You can upload images from your phone or computer using the attach control in the chat.