Free report comment generator
Choose a year group, subject and tone, add a couple of notes about the pupil, and get three genuinely personalised report comments in seconds. Pronouns, length and next steps included. Free, no account needed.
About the pupil
The more specific your notes, the more personalised the comments will be. Notes are sent securely to write the comments and are not stored. Avoid surnames or sensitive details.
Free: 5 generations a day, no account needed
Fill in the form and press generate. Your three personalised comments will appear here.
How it works
Choose the basics
Pick the year group, subject, attainment level and tone you want the comments to reflect.
Add your notes
A sentence or two about the pupil makes a big difference. The more specific, the more personalised the output.
Get three comments
Three varied, human-sounding comments arrive in seconds. Copy any one directly into your report.
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Questions teachers ask
Is the report comment generator really free?
Yes. You can generate up to 5 sets of 3 comments a day without an account. If you want to write reports for your whole class, a Staffroom free trial gives you unlimited comments for 14 days with no card needed.
Will the comments sound like every other AI report?
The generator is told to avoid stock phrases like "a pleasure to teach", to vary how each comment opens, and to weave in your own notes. The more specific your notes, the more the comments sound like you.
Can I use it for EYFS, KS1 and KS2?
Yes. It covers Reception to Year 6 across English, maths, science, reading, writing, phonics, foundation subjects and PSHE, using UK English and National Curriculum language.
Is it safe to type pupil information?
Use a first name or leave the name blank, and avoid surnames or sensitive details. Your notes are sent securely to generate the comments and are not stored by Staffroom.
Can I choose he, she or they?
Yes. Pick the pupil's pronouns, or leave it unspecified and the comments will use the pupil's name instead.