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Which Pages on My Site Have a Low Readability Score or Low Text-to-HTML Ratio?

Pages with a Flesch Reading Ease score below 50 contain complex, multi-syllable sentences that are harder for readers to scan, while pages with a text-to-HTML ratio below 10% carry heavy inline scripts, SVGs, or layout markup relative to visible prose.

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Search engines and AI retrieval pipelines extract cleaner passages when visible prose is concise, well-structured, and not buried inside megabytes of unrendered DOM boilerplate.

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Run the check above to see your site's average reading ease and text-to-HTML ratio, then open Page Analytics to sort pages from lowest to highest readability.

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