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Quickly understand how easy or difficult a webpage is to read. Reading Level Checker analyzes the text on any page and displays its readability score, including Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level.
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• One click to get the reading level of any webpage
• Shows Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level
• Helpful for writers, students, teachers, researchers, and editors
• Improve clarity, accessibility, and content targeting
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Very simple and easy. As an Educator in English and Social Studies, I have often worked hard to find reading levels for digital materials. If you highlight the text, then click the icon, it shows you the grade level equivalent. I hesitated to install it because of the low review score, until I realized the low-scoring reviews were from people who ironically were struggling to read the instructions.
Does nothing!!!
The extension only does one thing, but it does it simply and unobtrusively. The Flesch-Kincaid reading level appears as a red number on the extension icon for the webpage you're browsing. Definitely useful when selecting sources for students.
Just a button, doesn't do anything!