readability

To check text readability and determine its grade level, paste your content into the tool. It computes Flesch-Kincaid Grade, Flesch Reading Ease, Gunning Fog, and SMOG scores to estimate the exact audience comprehension level required.

Flesch Reading Ease and SMOG are readability metrics that quantify how accessible your writing is. Flesch Reading Ease rates text on a 0-100 scale for general comprehension, while SMOG estimates the years of education needed to understand your text.

To improve audience comprehension, the tool analyzes text statistics including word count, sentence count, average sentence length, and complex-word density. It then provides actionable recommendations like shortening sentences and simplifying complex words.

Yes, you can use readability analysis to edit documentation for a target reading level. It assesses essays, articles, and reports by computing established metrics like Gunning Fog and SMOG, then suggests concrete edits to align with your audience's grade level.

The best way to reduce passive voice and complex-word density is to run a readability analysis. The tool identifies these specific text statistics and returns clear improvement recommendations, suggesting concrete edits to simplify your writing.

Text readability scoring works across multiple content formats. It applies to editing tasks for essays, articles, documentation, and reports, assessing audience comprehension uniformly by calculating standard metrics like Flesch-Kincaid Grade and SMOG.