Readability Checker

See your readability score and exactly which sentences to fix.

Written for readers
Score explained plainly
Fix the hard sentences

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The check

Never just a number.

A readability score is a number, and we never show it alone. Every score says who can read your text comfortably and which sentences drag it down.

You leave knowing exactly what to fix, then re-check and watch it move.

Inside the report Readability
Reading level

Grade 16 · Difficult to read

Reading ease37
Issues remaining2/20
Words593
Sentences18
Avg words/sentence32.2
Long Sentences 12Word Echoes 2Indirect Phrasing 6
Long sentence38 words · High

“Notwithstanding the aforementioned considerations, the implementation of the proposed methodology necessitates a comprehensive re-evaluation of the extant procedural framework…”

Split it into shorter sentences. Aim for under 25 words.

Word echo3 repeats · Medium

“The significant findings suggest a significant shift across significant areas of the field.”

Keep one “significant” and swap the others for plainer words.

What it catches

What drags a score down

Every finding is sorted into a named cause with its own count, so "hard to read" becomes a list you can work through.

Long sentences

Past about 25 words, readers start re-reading. It is the biggest drag on any score, and one split fixes it.

Word echoes

The same word ringing twice in close range. Invisible while you write, loud while they read.

Indirect phrasing

Passive voice and roundabout constructions that make the reader work for your point.

How it works

Writing that's easy to read gets read

Clear sentences carry your argument further. Readers stay with you instead of re-reading.

Find

See exactly which sentences are dragging your score down.

Fix

Simplify them your way, right in the document.

Re-verify

Confirm your score improved before you submit.

Frequently asked questions

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