Differentiated classroom materials
Create easier and harder versions of the same reading passage for mixed-ability groups.
Rewrite text for a chosen reading level, from young children to adult readers, keeping the facts.
The same information often needs to reach very different readers. A science paragraph written for adults can lose a nine-year-old in the first line, while a simple handout can feel patronising to older students. The grade level rewriter adapts text to the reading level you name, changing vocabulary and sentence length so readers at that stage can follow it comfortably.
Facts stay intact. Hard terms are either explained in plain words or swapped for simpler ones, and long sentences are split so each one carries a single idea. Teachers use it to make differentiated versions of the same material, and writers use it to check whether public information is easy enough to read. State the level at the start of your text for the closest match.
Paste your text and write the target level at the top.
Pick a length and press Rewrite.
Check that key facts survived and adjust any word your readers may not know.
Create easier and harder versions of the same reading passage for mixed-ability groups.
Make health, council or safety notices easier for the general public to read.
Simplify articles so learners at a lower level can practise reading real content.
Write it at the start of your text, such as grade 3, age 10 or adult beginner. Without a level, the tool aims for about grade 6.
Yes. Ask for a higher level and it will use richer vocabulary and more complex sentences while keeping the content.
It is instructed to keep all key facts. Some detail may be explained differently, so check technical content.
No. It rewrites the text for the level you ask for but does not calculate a formal score.
Make short text longer by adding relevant detail, examples and explanation without changing your point.
🔁Get several clear new versions of an awkward or repetitive sentence, all with the same meaning.
📰Give a topic and key points and get a structured article draft with headings and a clear flow.
✍️Draft a story-led, first-person article with a strong hook, short paragraphs and a clear takeaway.
📖Turn a premise, characters and setting into an original short story with a full arc.
🔤Swap tired or repeated words for fresh vocabulary while keeping your structure and meaning.