Readability Formulas
Free readability assessment tools to help you write for your readers
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Writing Style Analysis v2.0
[ ? ]This is version 2.0 of our Readability Scoring System. Version 2 debuted Sept. 2023. We are currently in Beta (working out the bugs). X
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[ ? ]You can import the contents of a .txt, .pdf or MS-Word file. You can also copy the contents of a .pdf or Word file to your clipboard first, then paste into the text area. X



Writing Style Analysis
Lexical Density/Diversity Analysis

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If you need to score your text using multiple readability formulas, please use our Readability Scoring System.
WRITING STYLE ANALYSIS


Use our free Writing Style Analysis tool to analyze your text using Lexical Density and Lexical Diversity. Both measures provide insights into a writer's writing style and characteristics. They help analyze the richness, complexity, and vocabulary variety.

High lexical density suggests more detailed and descriptive language, contributing to a potentially complex writing style. Low lexical density may indicate simpler language use. High lexical diversity indicates a varied vocabulary and potentially more sophisticated writing style. Low lexical diversity might imply a more repetitive or basic writing style. ( Learn more about Lexical Density and Lexical Diversity. )

If you need to know the readability of your text instead, then use our Readability Scoring System.


1. GET STARTED
Paste your text into the text area or upload a .txt file from your computer. For Word or .pdf documents, first copy the text into your clipboard, then paste into our text area. Otherwise, type your text into the text area. For texts exceeding 2K words, we recommend processing random samples of your text. You can select this option below the text area.

2. FOR BEST RESULTS
Make sure your text is spell-checked beforehand. Misspellings can alter results. Each sentence should end with a punctuation mark, otherwise run-on sentences can alter results. Abbreviated words should be correctly abbreviated (Mr. or Mrs. not Mr or Mrs). A clean, properly-formatted and grammatically-correct text will yield the best results.

3. SELECT A FORMULA
Make sure you checkmark the Lexical Density/Diversity Analysis.

4. FINE-TUNE OUR SYSTEM
Open the "System Settings" (below the formulas) and change default settings if need be to fine-tune how the scoring system processes your text. Click on any [ ? ] to get more information about the option.

5. READY, SET, GO!
When you're ready, hit the "Calculate Text Readability" button. Our system will analyze and score your text and output the information on a new page.

6. WORD STATS ONLY
If you need a fast way to see "Word Statistics" for your text, select any formula and hit the "Calculate Text Readability" button. Our system will process your text and output important stats, such as syllable count, average sentence length, number of abbreviations, proper nouns, passive voice, etc.

If you'd like to learn more about readability formulas and their importance to text comprehension, then go to our ARTICLES SECTION.




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