Generate literary analysis essays for AP Lit (Q1 poetry, Q2 prose, Q3 open), AP Lang (rhetorical, argument), and IB English Papers 1 & 2. Upload the poem or passage; AI writes the prompt, analytical scaffold, and rubric — never fabricates quotations from real authors. Free for K-12 ELA teachers.
All of them: AP Lit Q1 (poetry analysis), Q2 (prose passage), Q3 (open literary response); AP Lang rhetorical analysis and argument; IB English Lang & Lit Paper 1 (guided textual analysis) and Paper 2 (comparative). Plus a generic Literary Analysis Essay for grades 7-12 and a generic ELA essay for state rubrics.
Strongly recommended for poetry and passage-based prompts — the AI grounds the analytical scaffold in what students will actually read. If you skip it, the AI writes the scaffold by title / chapter / line-number reference and never fabricates quotations from real authors. You then distribute the actual text separately.
No. The prompt explicitly prohibits fabricating quotations. If the teacher doesn't upload the source, the scaffold references the text by structural anchor (line 12, stanza 3, chapter 5) so the teacher's distributed text will match.
No. AP Lang synthesis is a source-based essay identical in shape to the DBQ, so it lives in the DBQ tool. This tool covers AP Lang's rhetorical analysis and argument essays instead.
Yes, as an opt-in toggle. Check "Include exemplar outline" on the form and the result includes a top-scoring thesis + paragraph roadmap. Off by default because it doubles the LLM output and most teachers don't need it every time.