readable

adjective
UK /ˈriː.də.bəl/
US /ˈriː.də.bəl/

Easy to read and understand.

The book has big letters and is very readable for young children.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Clear enough to be read easily, as of handwriting or print.

Her handwriting is neat and readable.

3. Interesting and enjoyable to read.

The novel is highly readable and hard to put down.

4. Able to be interpreted or understood, as of data or code.

The file is stored in a readable format.