Headline Analyzer
Paste a headline to score it out of 100. The analyzer checks length, power and emotional words, numbers, headline type and how it will fit as an SEO title, with quick fixes for each issue.
How to use the headline analyzer
- Type or paste your headline.
- Add your target keyword if it is for a blog post or page.
- Fix the warnings and try three or four versions.
- Pick the clearest one that honestly matches your content.
Headline types that work
| Type | Example |
|---|---|
| List | 7 Simple SEO Tips for Local Businesses |
| How-to | How to Get More Google Reviews (Without Asking Twice) |
| Question | Is a Digital Marketing Course Worth It in 2026? |
| Comparison | SEO vs Google Ads: Which Is Better for You? |
| Result | Learn Google Ads in 30 Days with Live Projects |
Headline tips
- Lead with the benefit the reader cares about.
- Be specific: numbers, time frames and audiences.
- Avoid clickbait. If the content does not deliver, people leave fast.
- Write 5 options before choosing one.
Get title ideas from the meta title generator and the YouTube title generator, and find stronger words in the power words list.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this headline analyzer free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and works in your browser.
How long should a headline be?
Usually 6 to 12 words, and under about 60 characters for SEO titles.
Do numbers in headlines really help?
They often do, because they set clear expectations. Use real, accurate numbers.
Does this work for Hindi headlines?
The scoring is built for English. For Hinglish, use the length and clarity checks as a rough guide.