Headline Analyzer
Write your blog or article headline here — the tool gives it a 0-100 score, and shows word balance and emotional pull so you get more clicks.
How to use
- Write your headline in the box.
- Press "Analyze".
- Read the score, word balance and suggestions, and improve your headline.
Tips
- Keep headlines under 60 to 70 characters so they are not cut off in search results.
- Numbers and clear benefits (“7 ways to cut your bill”) usually outperform vague titles.
- Test two headline versions on social media and keep the one that gets more clicks.
This score is based on general copywriting rules — not real CTR data from Google or social platforms. Best practice: do an A/B test.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the headline analyzer score?
It gives your headline a 0-100 score plus word balance and emotional pull, with suggestions to improve it.
How do I analyze a headline?
Write your headline in the box and press Analyze — read the score, word balance and suggestions, then improve your headline.
Is the score based on real click data?
No — it uses general copywriting rules, not real traffic data. For the best results, test two versions and keep the one that gets more clicks.
What makes a good headline?
Keep it under 60 to 70 characters so it is not cut off in search results — numbers and clear benefits usually outperform vague titles.