Headline Analyzer

Your headline decides whether people click. This analyzer scores a headline on length, character count for search results, the presence of numbers, and attention words, then gives practical suggestions.

How to use it

1. Type your headline into the field.
2. Read the score out of 100 and the notes below it.
3. Adjust the wording and watch the score respond.

Aim for six to twelve words and keep the character count under about sixty so it fits in a search result. Clarity beats cleverness, so make sure the headline still tells readers exactly what they will get.

Frequently asked questions

Is a higher score always better?

A higher score reflects common best practices, but a clear, honest headline that matches your content matters most. Use the score as a prompt, not a target to game.

What counts as an attention word?

Words like guide, proven, easy, and complete tend to draw interest. The tool highlights any it finds in your headline.