Free Text Analysis Tools
Comprehensive suite of readability and text analysis tools to improve your writing
Our Text Analysis Tools
Readability Analyzer
Comprehensive readability analysis using multiple proven formulas including Flesch Reading Ease, Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level, Gunning Fog Index, and SMOG Index.
Use ToolFlesch Reading Ease Calculator
Calculate the Flesch Reading Ease score to determine how easy your text is to read. Scores range from 0-100, with higher scores indicating easier reading.
Learn MoreGrade Level Calculator
Determine the educational grade level required to understand your text using the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level formula.
Learn MoreGunning Fog Index
Analyze text complexity using the Gunning Fog Index, which focuses on sentence length and complex words to estimate reading difficulty.
Learn MoreSMOG Index Calculator
Use the Simple Measure of Gobbledygook (SMOG) to estimate the years of education needed to understand your text.
Learn MoreWord Count Tool
Get detailed statistics about your text including word count, character count, sentence count, and average words per sentence.
Use ToolWhy Use Text Analysis Tools?
Improve Content Quality
Text analysis tools help you create content that resonates with your target audience by ensuring appropriate reading levels and complexity.
Enhance User Experience
Readable content keeps visitors engaged longer, reduces bounce rates, and improves overall user satisfaction on your website.
Boost SEO Performance
Search engines favor content that provides good user experience. Readable text contributes to better engagement metrics and search rankings.
Increase Accessibility
By analyzing and optimizing readability, you make your content accessible to a broader audience, including those with varying literacy levels.
Professional Writing Standards
Meet industry standards for different types of content, from academic papers to marketing materials and technical documentation.
How to Use Our Tools Effectively
1. Know Your Audience
Different audiences require different reading levels:
- General Public: 8th-9th grade level (Flesch Reading Ease: 60-70)
- Professional Content: 10th-12th grade level (Flesch Reading Ease: 50-60)
- Academic Writing: College level (Flesch Reading Ease: 30-50)
- Children's Content: 4th-6th grade level (Flesch Reading Ease: 80-90)
2. Analyze Before Publishing
Make readability analysis part of your editing process. Check your content before publishing to ensure it meets your target reading level.
3. Use Multiple Metrics
Different formulas emphasize different aspects of readability. Use multiple metrics to get a comprehensive view of your text's complexity.
4. Iterate and Improve
Use the analysis results to guide your editing. Simplify complex sentences, replace difficult words, and restructure paragraphs as needed.
Best Practices for Readable Content
Sentence Structure
- Keep sentences under 20 words when possible
- Use active voice instead of passive voice
- Vary sentence length for better flow
- Break up long, complex sentences
Word Choice
- Choose common words over complex alternatives
- Avoid unnecessary jargon and technical terms
- Use concrete, specific language
- Define technical terms when necessary
Text Organization
- Use clear headings and subheadings
- Break content into digestible paragraphs
- Include bullet points and numbered lists
- Add white space for visual breathing room
Content Structure
- Start with key information
- Use logical flow and transitions
- Include examples and illustrations
- Summarize important points