READABILITY AUDIT

Readability IQ

Scores interface text based on readability, hierarchy, density, line length, and cognitive effort.

  • Uses your inputs in a transparent calculation
  • Instant result with practical next steps
  • No signup required

Planning guidance only. Validate important decisions with customer evidence and your delivery team.

How it works

1

Describe your UI copy

Enter average sentence length, line length, font size, heading levels, and jargon count.

2

Get a readability score

Readability IQ weighs sentence length, line length, type size, hierarchy, and jargon against known readability thresholds.

3

Simplify and re-check

Shorten sentences, widen type size, and add headings, then re-run the score.

Frequently asked questions

What line length is considered readable?

45–75 characters per line is the widely cited comfortable range for body text; much wider or narrower slows reading.

Does font size really affect readability scores?

Yes — body text under 14px measurably increases reading effort and error rates, especially on mobile.

Is this the same as a Flesch-Kincaid score?

No. This tool focuses on interface-specific factors (line length, type size, hierarchy) rather than pure text complexity formulas.

How We Compare

Feature MVPHub Hemingway EditorManual copy review
Interface-specific readability scoring Included Not included Not included
No setup required Included Included Included
Checks type size and line length Included Not included Limited
Free Included Included Included

Hemingway Editor scores prose complexity well but doesn't account for UI-specific factors like type size or line length. Manual review catches nuance but is slow and inconsistent across a team.

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