Headline Analyzer — Type a headline and get a score on the dimensions that drive click-through and search rank: word count, character count, the mix of common and specific words, the presence of emotional trigger words, and the overall sentiment.
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Type a headline and get a score on the dimensions that drive click-through and search rank: word count, character count, the mix of common and specific words, the presence of emotional trigger words, and the overall sentiment.
Each dimension gets a letter grade and a one-line tip. Useful for blog titles, email subject lines, ad copy, social posts, and YouTube video titles.
So funktioniert es
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Type or paste a headline
A few words. The score updates as you type.
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Read the overall grade
Letter grade A+ through F. The breakdown is below.
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Improve the lowest dimension
Each dimension has a one-line tip explaining what to change.
Beispiele
A blog post title
Pick a title that lands in the SEO sweet spot: 6-12 words, 50-70 characters, with one or two power words and at least one specific noun or number.
How to write a headline that gets clicks
Ergebnis: Grade B or A. Word count 8 (good). Power words: 0 (consider one). Specific: 1 (good).
An email subject line
Email subject lines truncate around 50 characters on most clients. Aim for 30-50 characters, with one emotional trigger word.
Your weekly digest is here
Ergebnis: Grade C. Word count 5 (good). No power words. No specific (no number, name, or outcome).
A YouTube video title
YouTube titles are the single biggest driver of click-through rate. Aim for under 60 characters with one emotional or curiosity word.
I tried X for 30 days — here is what happened
Ergebnis: Grade B. Word count 11 (good). Specific: 3 (X, 30 days, "what happened"). No power words.
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Last reviewed: 2026-09-25