Reference generator
Format books, journals, websites and reports in any major UK style.
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Paste your assignment question and pick the assessment type. You get a section-by-section skeleton with word allocations and a note on what each section has to do to earn its marks.
Nothing you type is sent anywhere — it runs in your browser
Context, scope, thesis and roadmap. Write it last — you cannot describe an argument you have not made yet.
Define the contested term, or set out the theory you will apply. Justify the choice in one sentence.
Your strongest point in PEEAL: Point, Evidence, Explain, Assess the evidence, Link.
Second point, same structure. Make sure it adds something rather than restating argument one.
The strongest case against you, taken seriously, then answered. Most rubrics name this explicitly — never cut it for word count.
What emerges from holding all of the above together. This is where First-Class marks live.
Direct answer to the question, its implication, and an honest limitation. No new evidence.
The most common reason a UK essay lands in the 50s is not weak writing — it is structure. Paragraphs that do not build on each other, a counter-argument that never appears, a conclusion that summarises instead of concluding.
Deciding the shape before you write costs twenty minutes and removes the single largest source of avoidable lost marks. It also makes the writing considerably faster, because you are never staring at a paragraph wondering what it is for.
The instruction in your question determines the structure. "Compare and contrast" needs sections organised by criterion rather than by subject. "To what extent" needs a graded answer rather than a yes or no. "Evaluate" needs criteria stated before the evidence is weighed.
The generator adjusts the skeleton to the assessment type you pick. But the command verb in your own question is the final check on whether the shape fits.
This tool handles the mechanical part. When the problem is judgement rather than formatting, our essay writing help service puts a UK subject specialist on it.
Format books, journals, websites and reports in any major UK style.
Convert words to pages for any font, size and line spacing.
Find your classification and what you still need for a 2:1 or First.
No. It produces a structural plan — sections, word allocations and what each section needs to do. The research, argument and writing are yours, which is the point.
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type reaches our servers or is stored.
Yes — that is our structure-and-plan service, where a subject specialist builds the argument and identifies the sources for each point. It starts at £15.
No account, no email, no obligation. Tell us the word count and the deadline and the calculator does the rest.