Headline Analyzer
Score your headline and make it click-worthy.
Aim for 6–12 words, ~40–65 characters, with a number or power word.
About the Headline Analyzer
Score your headline free before you hit publish. This headline analyzer grades your title 0–100 on length, word balance, headline type, and the presence of power and emotional words — the ingredients that drive click-through rate on blog posts, YouTube videos, emails, and ads. Test variations side by side, add a number or a stronger verb, and watch the score move. Better headlines mean more clicks from the same rankings.
How to use the Headline Analyzer
- 1Type your headline.
- 2Review the score and the word-balance breakdown.
- 3Add a number or power word and tighten the length, then re-check.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a strong headline?
Headlines that are 6–12 words, include a number or power word, and set a clear benefit tend to earn more clicks.
How is the score calculated?
It weighs word and character count, headline type, and the presence of power and emotional words into a single 0–100 score.
Do numbers in headlines really work?
Yes — numbered headlines consistently outperform in click-through studies because they promise concrete, scannable content. Odd numbers often edge out even ones.