Turn titles into clean URL slugs with Arabic transliteration, diacritic removal, stop words and a length limit
Article Quality Checker
Paste your article to measure readability (Flesch, Flesch-Kincaid, Gunning Fog, Coleman-Liau, ARI), vocabulary diversity (MTLD), structure, sources and passive voice, with an E-E-A-T self-assessment checklist and a score with a stated formula.
Workspace
Self-assessment (E-E-A-T)
How the result is calculated
English metrics are computed from word, sentence and syllable counts (estimated): Flesch RE = 206.835 − 1.015·(W/S) − 84.6·(Syl/W), Flesch-Kincaid = 0.39·(W/S) + 11.8·(Syl/W) − 15.59, Gunning Fog = 0.4·(W/S + 100·complex/W), Coleman-Liau = 0.0588·L − 0.296·S − 15.8, ARI = 4.71·(chars/W) + 0.5·(W/S) − 21.43. Vocabulary diversity is MTLD with a TTR threshold of 0.72 in both directions. Passive voice uses be + -ed/-en. Structure: # headings and paragraph length. Evidence: links, numbers and years. Score = readability 25 + structure 20 + diversity 15 + evidence 20 + passive 10 + E-E-A-T 10.
Limits:
It is not a Google metric and does not predict ranking. The formulas are for English; Arabic gets no Flesch (the OSMAN metric is not implemented), so only structure and evidence are computed. Syllable counting is an estimate. The E-E-A-T list is your own assessment, not an automatic check.
FAQ
What is a good Flesch score?
60–70 is understandable to most readers; below 30 is very difficult.
What is MTLD?
A vocabulary diversity measure that, unlike plain TTR, is not affected by text length.
