Medium Formatter

FREESEO & Content

TOOLMedium Formatter

0Words

0Characters

0Sentences

0Paragraphs

1 minRead Time

1 minSpeak Time

1 minMedium Time

Editor

Preview

Flesch Reading Ease

100

Very Easy

Grade Level

0

General audience

Sentence Mix

0% short · 0% med · 0% long

Clean prose — no AI-slop clichés detected

100% freeNo signupRuns in your browser

How to Use

1

Write or paste Markdown in the left editor pane — rich text pastes auto-convert to Markdown.

2

Check the stats bar for word count, character count, sentences, paragraphs, reading time, and Medium reading time.

3

Use the Readability tab to check Flesch-Kincaid score, passive voice, duplicate words, and sentence variety.

4

Use the Medium SEO tab to validate your title length, subtitle, heading structure, and first-paragraph hook.

5

Use the Links & Media tab to audit all links and check images for missing alt text.

6

Use Utilities to generate a Table of Contents, extract a TL;DR summary, or listen via text-to-speech.

7

Open Publish Anywhere to export the same draft to LinkedIn (bold/italic in Unicode), an X thread, or Hashnode/Ghost/dev.to with a canonical URL — copy and paste, no reformatting.

8

Open Grow on Medium for a Boost/curation readiness score, a feed-hook preview, 5-tag suggestions, and an earnings estimate before you publish.

9

Click Copy to Medium — formatted HTML copies to clipboard ready to paste into Medium with perfect formatting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Medium does not accept raw Markdown. This tool converts Markdown to HTML that pastes correctly into Medium with proper formatting for headings, code blocks, blockquotes, lists, and images.

Yes. The Publish Anywhere tab exports your draft per platform: LinkedIn keeps bold and italic by converting them to Unicode characters (LinkedIn strips markdown), X gives you a numbered thread under 280 characters each, and Hashnode/Ghost/dev.to get Markdown plus YAML frontmatter with a canonical URL so Google keeps ranking your original.

It scores your draft against Medium’s published curation guidelines — length, subtitle, image alt text, section structure, sources, and an AI-slop check — so you can fix issues before publishing. It is a heuristic guide, not a guarantee of distribution.

It flags overused AI-tell and cliche words (delve, tapestry, leverage, seamless, robust…), adverb density, hedging, and “not X but Y” constructions. Medium deprioritises AI-looking prose, so a low slop score helps distribution and reads more human.

The Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease score measures how easy your text is to read on a 0-100 scale. Scores above 60 are ideal for Medium articles (general audience). The tool also shows grade level, sentence length mix, passive voice instances, and overused words.

Medium cannot display HTML tables. With a GitHub token, each table is uploaded as a public Gist and the URL is auto-embedded — Medium auto-renders Gist URLs as interactive embeds.

Your draft auto-saves to your browser localStorage only. Nothing is sent to any server. Your GitHub token is stored locally in your browser.

It validates your title against Medium's 100-character limit, checks subtitle length (140-char limit), validates heading hierarchy (no skipped levels), and analyzes your opening paragraph for hooks like questions or statistics.

It is a GitHub personal access token with Gist scope. Without it, tables fall back to ASCII art code blocks. Create one at github.com/settings/tokens.