Estime à quel point votre texte sonne formel ou informel. Considère l'argot, les contractions, les pronoms, la longueur de phrase, la structure passive et le vocabulaire latin.
Non conçu pour le Français
Cet outil a été calibré pour l'anglais (et quelques langues proches). Les résultats en Français risquent de ne pas être significatifs.
Use to match tone to audience — academic submissions, business proposals, conference talks, or marketing emails. The target selector gives you an instant fit check.
Where lexical density measures information packing and readability measures grade level, formality measures *register* — a third independent axis.
Formality is a 0–100 score combining slang count, contraction count, first/second-person pronoun rate, passive voice frequency, formal markers ("furthermore", "consequently"), and average word length.
The target selector adjusts which range the score should fall into — academic (70–100), business (50–80), or casual (0–45).
Suggestions are generated when your text falls outside the target range, focusing on the most impactful adjustments.
It blends slang count, contractions, first/second-person pronouns, sentence length, passive voice, and Latin-root vocabulary into a single 0–100 score.
Academic ~70–100, business ~50–80, casual ~0–45. The target selector adjusts the suggestion thresholds.
Not yet — the slang and formal-marker lists are baked in. Submit feedback if you have a list for a specific genre.
Entrée
Hey! Just wanted to let you know we're gonna ship the update next week. Pretty cool, right?
Sortie
Formality: 14 / 100 — Very casual.
Slang ("gonna", "cool"), heavy contractions, multiple first-person pronouns, and a casual hook all drive the score into the very-casual band.
% mots de contenu vs. mots-outils.
analysisVariété du vocabulaire — ratio type-token.
analysisTotal + compte par mot.
analysisSurligne les phrases passives dans votre écriture.