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Readability Scorer

In one line: Paste your description to see how easy it is to read, with a Flesch score and concrete suggestions for plainer language.

When to use

  • Making sure a description scans quickly on mobile
  • Simplifying copy that feels dense or technical
  • Comparing two drafts to see which reads more easily

Inputs

Field Notes
Description text The product description you want to score

Outputs

  • Word count and average sentence length
  • Flesch reading-ease score (higher is easier to read)
  • Plain-language suggestions for sentences that run long or complex

Steps

  1. Open https://www.niceggie.com/tools/readability
  2. Paste your description text into the input box
  3. Read the score, word count, and average sentence length
  4. Apply the plain-language suggestions and re-score

Aim for skimmable

Shoppers skim. A Flesch reading-ease score around 60–70 reads comfortably for most buyers. Short sentences and everyday words lift the score fastest.

FAQ

What is a Flesch reading-ease score?

It's a 0–100 measure of how easy text is to read, based on sentence length and word complexity. Higher means easier. A score of 60–70 reads like plain conversational English; below 30 reads like a dense technical document.

Will a higher score hurt my SEO?

No. Easy-to-read copy and search optimization aren't in conflict. Plain language keeps buyers reading, which helps conversion, while you still place your keywords naturally. Use the Keyword Density Analyzer alongside this to balance both.

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