2026 format · Updated October 2026
Take a free TOEFL practice test online in the 2026 format. Instant scores for Reading and Listening, AI speaking feedback, and no sign-up for Test 1.
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Prepare with a TOEFL practice test online that brings Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking into one focused session. These full-length TOEFL iBT model tests use the 2026 format and original material written for this practice site. Test 1 is free and requires no sign-up to begin. Browse all three sets below, compare their topics, and choose a full mock or a single section. Set aside about two hours so that setup, instructions and transitions do not interrupt your concentration.
The updated task mix asks you to do more than recognize an answer. In Reading, complete unfinished words, interpret practical messages and work through academic passages. Listening combines short responses with conversations, announcements and academic talks. Writing includes building sentences, composing an email and contributing to an academic discussion. Speaking pairs Listen and Repeat with Take an Interview. Reading and Listening each route you to a second module using your first-module accuracy; our practice rule is transparent and does not reproduce the official adaptive scoring algorithm.
Before you start your TOEFL exam simulation, check your microphone, listen to the speaker sample and find a quiet place. Keep the same browser open and allow recording access when prompted. Follow the directions for each task and work within its timer. Answers and recordings are saved on your device so you can resume after a refresh. Listen and Repeat uses live sentence scoring. Interview recordings upload as you go and are evaluated together after submission, allowing you to continue without waiting for an interview score. If an upload fails, keep the browser data and retry before changing devices.
After completing a section, request scoring and open your practice report. Objective answers receive instant scores; AI writing evaluation and speaking analysis may take longer. Your report shows estimated section bands from 1 to 6 and a legacy score comparison. An overall estimate appears only when all four sections are scored. Create a verified account to unlock detailed corrections, word-level pronunciation feedback and practice history. Use that feedback to choose your next section instead of simply repeating the whole test without reviewing your mistakes.
Treat each TOEFL mock as a learning checkpoint. First attempt the free set under realistic conditions, then identify one recurring weakness and practice deliberately. Repeat a section after you have reviewed its task instructions and feedback. All scores are practice estimates, and this independent site is not endorsed by ETS. Questions are original rather than copied from an official test. Tests 2 and 3 require a paid plan; their landing pages let you preview the topics and task structure before choosing access.
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Test 1 and its four section practices are free to start without an account. Tests 2 and 3 are previewable; Sprint, Monthly and Prep Pass unlock all full-length tests and section practices.
Listen and Repeat receives word and pronunciation feedback. Interview responses are evaluated for relevance, fluency, pronunciation and language use. Listen and Repeat uses live sentence scoring. Interview recordings upload immediately and score in the background after section submission; interviews may take 30–60 seconds. Failed scores can be retried without credits. Read our speaking scoring rules.
These original practice questions follow the 2026 task types and timed section structure. Reading and Listening use a practice routing rule for a second module. This is an independent simulation, not an official ETS test or its calibrated adaptive algorithm.
The report shows estimated section and overall bands on a 1–6 scale in half-band steps, alongside a 0–30 section and 0–120 total comparison. These estimates cannot replace an official TOEFL score.
Set aside about two hours for the full practice, including setup, instructions and transitions. Section timers follow the configured test. You can also choose one section for a shorter session.
No sign-up is required to start Test 1 or view its score summary. A verified account unlocks detailed feedback and lets you keep a practice history.
Use a current browser with speakers or headphones and a microphone. Run the system check before starting. Recordings are uploaded for scoring; use the same browser to resume an anonymous attempt.
Reading, Listening and sentence-building are checked when you request section scoring. Writing is evaluated by AI. Listen and Repeat scores return after each recording. Interview scores arrive asynchronously, and the report refreshes until submitted responses finish. The overall band appears after all four sections are scored.