Convert your language test scores to Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) — the scale IRCC uses.
Each skill is converted independently and your overall CLB is your lowest skill — IRCC never averages skills. Tables follow IRCC's official equivalency charts (2026), but always confirm current requirements on canada.ca before relying on these numbers.
IRCC never looks at your overall band score. It reads each skill on its own and then goes by your weakest one, which trips people up all the time. Enter your four scores and you will see exactly where you stand, skill by skill, and the single CLB number your application will actually use.
Review the finished result carefully before using it for office work, an employer, a school, the IRCC portal or another government website. Check page order, dates, names, signatures, readability and the file-size limit for the exact upload form. Keep your original file so you can make changes or provide a clearer copy later.
IELTS General Training, CELPIP-General and PTE Core. Each skill is converted to a Canadian Language Benchmark.
By your lowest skill, not an average. One weak skill sets your overall CLB, so it is worth checking each one.
This independent tool is provided for general information and document preparation. Check official requirements before you submit an application.