Readability Analyzer

Our analyzer calculates three main readability scores: Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level (measures grade level needed to understand the text), Gunning Fog Index (estimates years of formal education needed), and Automated Readability Index (ARI) which uses character count and sentence length. We also provide detailed text statistics like word count, sentence count, and complex word analysis.

You can upload .txt (plain text), .docx (Microsoft Word), and .pdf files up to 10MB in size. The tool will automatically extract the text content from your documents for analysis. For best results, ensure your documents contain readable text rather than images or scanned content.

Lower scores generally mean easier reading. A Flesch-Kincaid score of 6-8 indicates middle school level, 9-12 is high school level, and 13+ is college level. The tool provides plain-language explanations for each score to help you understand what they mean for your target audience.

Our AI analyzes your text's readability scores and provides 3-5 specific, actionable suggestions tailored to your content. It focuses on practical improvements like simplifying complex sentences, replacing jargon with plain language, reducing passive voice, and improving overall sentence structure for better readability.

Yes, our readability analyzer is completely free to use with no registration required. You can analyze unlimited text, upload multiple documents, and access all features including AI-powered improvement suggestions at no cost. Perfect for students, writers, marketers, and professionals who need to ensure their content is accessible.