> paste content into both panels to see comparison
WORDS
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word count
WORDS
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READ TIME
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reading time
READ TIME
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AVG SENTENCE
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sentence length
AVG SENTENCE
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GRADE LEVEL
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flesch-kincaid
GRADE LEVEL
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READING EASE
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ease score
READING EASE
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Content Comparison FAQs
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How does Content Comparison work?
Paste two versions of your text into the A and B panels. The tool automatically calculates and compares: word count, reading time, sentence count, average sentence length, grade level (Flesch-Kincaid), and reading ease score. A verdict panel highlights which version wins each metric, with ties within 3% shown in green. Learn about reading level →
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What metrics are compared?
Six metrics: Words, Read Time (at 225 WPM), Sentences, Avg Sentence Length, Grade Level, and Reading Ease. Delta cards show the percentage difference for each metric, color-coded: blue if A wins, orange if B wins, green for ties.
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How is the winner decided?
The tool compares each metric individually. The version with the better score wins that category — lower grade level is better, higher reading ease is better, fewer words depends on your goal. Differences within 3% are treated as ties. The verdict summary at the bottom declares an overall winner based on total wins.
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Can I export a report?
Yes. Click the export button to generate a full Markdown report (comparison-report.md) with a table of all metrics, the verdict, and the full text of both versions. You can also copy both texts to clipboard or download them as a combined text file.
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Can I compare more than two texts?
Not in a single comparison. The tool is designed for A/B testing two drafts at a time. For multiple versions, run separate comparisons between pairs. Analyze sentence rhythm →