What is an easy grader?
An easy grader is a classroom tool that turns total questions and wrong answers into a percentage score, a letter grade, and a chart showing every other possible score for the same test. The name comes from a physical paper grading chart teachers have used for decades to grade quizzes by eye without doing the division by hand — this tool is the free, digital version of that same idea.
Easy grader vs. ez grader — same tool, different spelling
Both terms describe the same thing, and both are used interchangeably in search: "easy grader," "ez grader," "ezgrader," and "e z grader" all point to a tool that grades tests from wrong-answer counts. Common misspellings like "essy grader" turn up for the same reason — searchers are looking for this exact kind of tool, just typing the name slightly differently. Whichever spelling brought you here, the calculator above covers all of them.
More than a quick grader
Beyond the core easy-grader use case, the same tool works as a general-purpose quick grader, grade checker, or online grader for any test, quiz, or assignment:
Grading by questions or by points
Use total questions and wrong answers for equal-value quizzes and tests. For rubrics, essays, and projects with uneven point values, switch to total possible points and points missed instead — the same easy grader math applies either way, and half- or quarter-point precision is available in Calculator options for partial credit.
Not the same as ezgrader.us
"EZ Grader" is also the name of a separate, long-running paid grading-chart product. This page is an independent free tool built to cover the same "easy grader" and "ez grader" search intent — it isn't affiliated with that product, but it does the same underlying calculation at no cost and with no account required.
When you need more than a single score
This page grades one test, quiz, or assignment at a time. For a full course made of several weighted categories, use the gradebook calculator. To find the exact score needed on a remaining final exam, the final grade calculator solves for that directly. For a deeper look at the underlying formula and fractional-point grading, see the grade calculator guide — it's the same tool with more explanation underneath.