Power Words List for Headlines and Ads
Browse more than 200 power words sorted by the feeling they create: trust, ease, value, curiosity, urgency, exclusivity, emotion and action, plus Hinglish words. Search, filter and click any word to copy it.
How to use power words
- Pick a category that matches the feeling you want: trust, ease, value or curiosity.
- Click a word to copy it.
- Swap one weak word in your headline, ad or CTA for a stronger one.
- Read it aloud. It should still sound natural and honest.
Examples
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Use them honestly
Power words work because they create a feeling. Used falsely, they destroy trust: “guaranteed results” you cannot deliver, or “limited seats” that never run out. Ad platforms also reject misleading claims. Pair every power word with a promise you keep.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this power words list free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and works in your browser.
What are power words?
Words that create a feeling, like trust, curiosity or urgency, and make copy more persuasive.
How many power words should a headline have?
One or two is plenty. More can make it sound like spam.
Can I use power words in email subject lines?
Yes, but avoid spammy ones like free money or act now, which can trigger spam filters.