EnglishGrammarFixer

Readability Score Checker

Test how easy your writing is to read. Get a Flesch Reading Ease score, reading level, sentence analysis, and practical tips to make your text clearer.

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Higher scores are easier to read. Lower scores usually mean denser, more complex writing.

Reading Time

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Estimated at 200 words per minute.

Core Metrics

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Sentence Length

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Average words per sentence.

Word Complexity

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Average syllables per word.

Text Analysis

Sentences over 25 words are highlighted in yellow. Sentences over 40 words are highlighted in red.

Your highlighted sentence preview will appear here after you add text.

Suggestions

Paste text into the editor to calculate readability.
Use at least a few sentences for a more reliable score.
Long sentences and complex wording usually lower readability.

What the Flesch Reading Ease score means

The Flesch Reading Ease score estimates how easy your writing is to understand. It looks at two things: how long your sentences are and how many syllables your words contain. Shorter sentences and simpler words usually produce a higher score.

Readability matters because clear writing gets better results. Readers stay engaged longer, understand your point faster, and are more likely to trust your message. That applies to blog posts, essays, landing pages, reports, emails, and product copy.

A higher score is usually better for general audiences. A lower score is not always wrong, but it often means your text is more academic, technical, or difficult to scan. Use this checker to find dense sections and rewrite them for clarity when needed.

If the issue is basic correctness, start with the grammar checker. If a paragraph needs rewording, try the paraphrasing tool or the sentence rewriter. Essays often benefit from using this page alongside the essay checker.