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Higher scores indicate easier reading. 90-100 is very easy (5th grade), 60-70 is standard (8th-9th grade), 0-30 is very difficult (graduate level).
Represents the U.S. grade level required to understand the text. A score of 8.0 means an 8th-grade reading level.
Estimates years of formal education needed. Ideal range for most content is 7-9. Above 12 indicates complex text.
Simple Measure of Gobbledygook focuses on complex words. Lower scores indicate easier comprehension.
Character-based formula that considers sentence and word length. Good for texts with unusual syllable patterns.
Uses character count and sentence length. Reliable for technical and scientific texts.
Flesch Reading Ease: 90-100
Very easy to read with short sentences and simple words. Suitable for children and basic instructions.
Flesch Reading Ease: 80-90
Easy to read with conversational language. Good for general audiences and everyday communication.
Flesch Reading Ease: 70-80
Fairly easy to read. Appropriate for most websites, magazines, and general publications.
Flesch Reading Ease: 60-70
Standard difficulty. Suitable for newspapers, business documents, and academic texts.
Flesch Reading Ease: 0-60
Difficult to very difficult. Academic papers, legal documents, and technical manuals.