Free Readability Test & Grade-Level Text Analyzer Tool By

Mansoor Bhanpurawala

Source Text Input

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Target Grade Level for General Public: 6th - 8th Grade Ready

Consensus Grade Level

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Est. Reading Time 0 min 0 sec
0 Flesch Ease
Neutral

Audience Benchmark Scale:

General Public (5th - 8th) --
High School (9th - 12th) --
College & Professional --

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Flesch Ease
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0-100 score
Flesch-Kincaid
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Grade level
Gunning Fog
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Formal education yrs
SMOG Index
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Health / Medical std
Coleman-Liau
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Char-based grade
ARI Index
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U.S. age / grade

Detailed Text Statistics

Words 0
Sentences 0
Paragraphs 0
Characters 0
Avg Words/Sent 0.0
Avg Syll/Word 0.00
Complex Words 0%
Speaking Time 0m
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Sentences containing over 20 words increase reading difficulty. Consider splitting these into two sentences.

No sentences exceed 20 words.

Words with 3 or more syllables flagged with recommended plain language replacements.

Complex Word Syllables Occurrences Plain Language Suggestion
No complex words found.

Passive Voice Constructions (0)

Active voice makes text more direct and engaging.

No passive voice detected.

Consecutive Sentence Repetitions (0)

Consecutive sentences starting with the same word.

No sentence start repetitions detected.

Readability Audit Summary

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Readability Formula Interpretation Guide

Flesch Reading Ease 0 - 100 Scale

Higher scores mean easier reading. Scores 90-100 are easily understood by 11-year-olds, while scores 0-30 are best suited for college graduates.

Gunning Fog & SMOG Grade Level

Measures required formal education years based on complex words with 3+ syllables. Essential standard in healthcare and public policy writing.

Coleman-Liau & ARI Character-Based

Calculates readability based on character counts per word rather than manual syllable counts, making them accurate for software automation and digital media.

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