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Elevate rewrites your prompt, shows you exactly what changed and why, and scores the clarity of both versions so you can see the difference for yourself.

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Clarity 74 / 100
Original
write a blog post about prompt engineering
Enhanced
Write a 1,200-word blog post about prompt engineering aimed at backend developers who use LLM APIs daily. Use a confident, practitioner tone with no fluff intros. Format the output as: - An H2-structured body with one concrete before/after prompt example - A closing section with three actionable takeaways
+41 words added 4 constraints clarified 0.8s generation time
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How the clarity score works

No AI judge, no black box. Every prompt is scored by the same rule-based formula instantly, out of 100.

0–25 PTS
Specificity
Real details instead of generalities. Actual numbers, names, and exact phrases rather than vague ideas.
0–25 PTS
Structure
Organized instructions. Lists, steps, or a clear "here's what I want" format instead of one long run-on thought.
0–25 PTS
Completeness
Covers the basics: what you want, why you want it, what it should look like, who it's for, and any limits.
0–25 PTS
Clarity of language
Says what it means. fewer filler words like "something" or "kind of" that leave your intent up for guessing.
NOTE

Short prompts are capped on purpose. A four-word prompt can't carry much real detail, so scores ramp up between 1 and 12 words; brevity alone can't fake a high score by stuffing in keywords.

0–19 Very vague 20–39 Vague 40–59 Moderate 60–79 Clear 80–100 Crystal clear