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measure the readability of text text analysis tools unique readability tools to improve your writing app readable com select or add website with readablepro you can scan and score an entire website for readability get readablepro see an example go pro text score text bulk score text free text tools text lab files score a file file results urls score a website score a url url results bulk score urls url alerts emails sign in more readable blog knowledge base integrations api score websites score text score urls score files account help sign out save export text export as word doc export as opendocument export as pdf export as html export as latex share results download results as pdf download results as csv hello and welcome to readable we re thrilled you re here did you know that the average attention span for a website visitor is only 7 seconds that s roughly how long it takes the average person to read two average sentences that s not much time to grab someone s attention the trick is to use plain language where possible don t make your reader work to get to the point use short sentences rather than long sentences which drone on and on and try to say too much and your readers lose interest part way through like this one avoid complex words where simple alternatives work just as well and that is where readable comes in readable helps you take control of your content readability scoring is the secret sauce behind readable by improving the readability of your content you can ensure that more of your readers read to the end of your content and more of your readers understand what you ve published that means your content works harder your advertising spend goes further and your ability to engage your hard won audience is greater we help you find the difficult passages in your content and the difficult pages in your website we track down the long sentences in your word documents the clich s and the passive voice in your emails we check spelling and grammar we find profanity and buzzwords and we identify lazy language if you have a website even better we can index score and monitor your website to ensure you maintain a high standard of readability this example text has been written aiming for a rating of b meaning there is room for improvement try splitting longer sentences above into shorter ones or replacing some long words to see if you can improve it to an a sorry too much text our live web text scoring software works with texts up to around 20 000 words for larger texts we recommend using our file processor which can handle much larger documents something went wrong 0 complete free usage of readable is limited readable is free for occasional users but if you re reading this then you may need a little more than that readable subscriptions start from as little as 4 per month and that includes processing all your text word documents pdfs spreadsheets and even pages from your website start your free trial today getting started readable s text scoring tool is designed to tell you how easy a piece of text is to read and provide tips for improving its readability take a tour or load example text what s readability readability scores are a way to measure whether written information is likely to be understood by the intended reader text that scores a readability grade level of 8 or better 8 or below will be readable by around 85 of the general public readable supports several different readability formulas but if you are not sure where to start then the flesch kincaid grade level is a good all purpose algorithm faves grade issues reach words readability grade levels flesch kincaid grade level gunning fog index coleman liau index smog index automated readability index forcast grade level powers sumner kearl grade rix readability raygor readability fry readability originally created to analyze the readability of technical material now used widely and highly regarded for its reliability suitable for the grading of a wide range of writing and for all ages 1975 read more suitable for a wide range of material and especially for business writing and publishing grading suitable for all ages 1952 read more a character calculated formula suitable for a wide range of texts and for all ages and especially useful within education 1975 read more applicable to a range of texts and ages but has been proven particularly useful in healthcare literature 1969 read more a character calculated formula suitable for a wide range of texts and ages but proven especially useful in technical writing 1967 read more a vocabulary calculated formula especially useful for technical writing 1973 read more calculated with sentence length and syllables as variables this formula is best used to calculate readability in elementary grade texts 1958 read more rix is calculated with word length and sentence length as variables it is an evolution from the lix formula and produces a grade level 1983 read more the us grade level is calculated using sentences and letters as variables this formula is best used for grading middle school level texts 1977 a score of n a indicates the result for this text was outside the range this algorithm is capable of scoring read more sentences and syllables are used as variables fry originally created the formula to analyze high school educational texts but now it s useful for all us grade levels of text including college level 1963 a score of n a indicates the result for this text was outside the range this algorithm is capable of scoring read more readability scores readable rating flesch reading ease cefr level ielts level spache score new dale chall score lix readability lensear write readable s bespoke rating system grades you from a to e for readability text aimed at the general public should be grade b or better this was originally created in education research but is now used for a variety of purposes including by government bodies and policy writers 1948 scores are typically between 0 and 100 higher scores indicate better readability with a good score being 60 or over read more used to evaluate language skills it has been used by government bodies to allow their content to reach a wide range of people with varying language comprehension 1989 a grade of b2 means text will be understood by adults with conversational english read more a standardized test for english language proficiency this algorithm is designed for you to keep esl readers in mind 1980 a grade of 6 means text will be understood by adults with conversational english read more spache is a readability test for english best for texts up to fourth grade level for grading texts aimed at older children for readability the dale chall test is more suitable 1952 read more based on a familiar word list this analyzes how readable a text is for fourth grade and up as well as being useful in elementary education it also has important use in the accessibility of content 1995 a score of is roughly equivalent to grade read more lix is calculated with word length and sentence length as variables it was formulated to take into account the readability of non english reading materials 1968 scores are typically between 0 and 100 lower scores indicate better readability with a good score being 40 or below read more useful for a range of texts but particularly for technical material sometimes incorrectly called linsear write 1966 scores are typically between 0 and 100 good readability is a score of 70 80 with higher scores indicating overly simple text and lower scores indicating poor readability language issues spelling issues grammar issues spelling mistakes can cause the reader to lose track of what they are reading as they have to pause to work out what was intended click customize below to set your preferred language and add words to your custom dictionary customize grammar mistakes interfere with the flow of text a well written sentence with words out of the familiar or expected order can still be hard to read click customize below to set your preferred language customize readability issues sentences 30 syllables sentences 20 syllables words 4 syllables words 12 letters long sentences can be difficult to keep track of and too many can be fatiguing for the user try to use mostly short sentences in your writing customize long sentences can be difficult to keep track of and too many can be fatiguing for the user try to use mostly short sentences in your writing customize long words which contain a lot of syllables are hard to read and to say try to use short words where possible customize long words which contain a lot of letters are hard to read and to say try to use short words where possible customize writing style issues passive voice count adverb count cliché count passive voice can make what you are writing less engaging to the reader compared to the active voice for example instead of the door was closed by the man it might be better to say the man closed the door read more customize adverbs are worth avoiding where possible as they can usually be replaced by more active verbs for example instead of saying they ran quickly it might be better to say they sprinted customize clichés are phrases which have been overused and can appear unoriginal try to avoid using clichés where possible customize text density issues characters per word syllables per word words per sentence words per paragraph sentences per paragraph reach this text should be readable for of your addressable audience which equates to approximately of the general public reach is a measure of the proportion of your target audience that can read your content easily it is currently calibrated against the literate general public so a reach of 100 means your content is readable by about 85 of the public that being the percentage that are literate tone formal conversational tone analysis gives an idea of how formal or how conversational the text looks conversational text uses more pronouns and fewer prepositions among other differences sentiment negative positive sentiment analysis gives an idea of whether the text uses mostly positive language negative language or neutral language for longer pieces the text is split into three to give sentiment analysis for the beginning middle and end of the piece personalism impersonal personal personalism is the measure of the degree to which you are writing about the reader rather than yourself improve the personalism of your writing by using words like you and your rather than we or our text statistics character count syllable count word count unique word count sentence count paragraph count letters just a z not including numbers and punctuation sentences are assumed to end with periods question marks exclamation marks or line breaks paragraphs are defined as ending with a line break timings reading time speaking time the time it would take for the average person to read this text at a rate of 225 words per minute the time it would take for the average person to say this text aloud at a rate of 125 words per minute text composition adjectives adverbs conjunctions determiners interjections nouns proper nouns prepositions pronouns qualifiers verbs unrecognised non words unrecognised words are words which we could not classify non words are items which are not words including email addresses and urls hidden items flesch sentence count words with six letters words with seven letters words with one syllable words with three syllables common words with three syllables lensear word count dale chall difficult words spache difficult words login popup trigger log in to readable login with readable email password remember me login forgotten your password email address reset password back to login log in with google log in with linkedin log in with facebook don t have an account yet sign up today premium popup trigger readablepro free usage of readable is limited get readablepro today to access our entire range of readability and 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