Free EZ grader

Grade a stack of equal-weight tests with an EZ grader.

Set the number of questions once, enter the questions missed for each paper, and read the score, percentage, letter grade, and pass status in one place.

One paper at a time

No sign-up. Just grade.

Enter a whole number from 0 to the total.

Ready when you are

Waiting for a value

Percent
Score
Grade
Status

+ adjust · Enter next while typing

Your test settings stay. Individual grades aren't saved.

Prefer a paper copy?

Keep a grade table beside you.

Your current test and grade scale, ready to print.

View grade table

How to use this EZ grader

A quick routine for question-based tests.

  1. Keep Questions missed selected.

    This mode is for quizzes and tests where each question carries the same weight. Enter a whole-number total from 1 to 1,000.

  2. Set the question count.

    For a 20-question test, leave the default 20. For another test, enter its actual count before grading so the percentage reflects that paper.

  3. Enter the missed count for one student.

    Type the number or use the step buttons. GradeTap subtracts it from the total and shows the result immediately.

  4. Start the next paper.

    Use Next paper, press N, or press Enter in the deduction field. Your test setup remains in place for the next score.

Default scale

Check the grade bands before you begin.

GradeTap starts with the scale below. It is an editable GradeTap default, not a replacement for a school or district policy. Open Grade scale in the setup panel to change labels, cutoffs, and the separate pass line.

GradeTap default grading scale
GradeStarts at
A90%
B80%
C70%
D60%
F0%

Printable reference

Make a chart for this exact test.

Open View grade table under the calculator to see every possible missed count for the current total and scale. Print it from the browser when a paper chart is more useful than entering each score.

Need a ready-made chart instead? The easy grader chart includes default 10, 20, 25, and 50-question tables. For partial-credit work, use the grading calculator.