Readability and content analysis
Writing that's clear to you can still be hard for your audience. Readability scores estimate how easy a text is to read, based on sentence and word length, and alongside word counts they give you an objective read on your writing. This analyzer reports those metrics so you can judge whether a piece suits its readers.
How to use it
- Paste your text.
- Read the readability score and the word and sentence counts.
- Simplify long sentences and words if the score is high.
What to do with the scores
- Aim for a reading level that fits your audience, not the lowest possible.
- Long sentences and long words both push the difficulty up.
- Use the numbers as a guide, not a rule — clarity still beats any metric.
Questions people ask
What's a good readability score? It depends on the audience — general web writing usually aims for a comfortable, everyday reading level rather than an academic one.
Is my text uploaded? No — the analysis runs in your browser.