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Word Counter & Readability Analyzer

Count words, characters, sentences, paragraphs and analyze readability with Flesch score, grade level, speaking time, and more — all in real time.

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Writing Tips

  • 1.Keep sentences under 20 words for better readability.
  • 2.Aim for a Flesch score of 60-70 for general web content.
  • 3.Use shorter paragraphs (3-4 sentences) for online readers.
  • 4.Vary sentence length to create a natural reading rhythm.
  • 5.Replace complex words with simpler alternatives when possible.

Why Readability Matters for Your Content

Readability measures how easy it is for your audience to read and understand your content. Studies show that content written at a lower reading level reaches a broader audience and keeps readers engaged longer, leading to better SEO performance and lower bounce rates.

The Flesch Reading Ease score ranges from 0 to 100 — higher scores indicate easier readability. Most web content should aim for a score of 60-70, which corresponds to an 8th-9th grade reading level. Popular publications like newspapers target scores around 65.

The Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level translates readability into a U.S. school grade level. A score of 8.0 means the text can be understood by an 8th grader. For online content, aim for grade levels between 6 and 9 to maximize accessibility.

Other important metrics include sentence length (aim for 15-20 words per sentence), paragraph length (keep to 3-4 sentences), and syllable complexity (prefer shorter words when possible). Our tool analyzes all of these factors in real time as you type.