Headline Analyzer
Headlines decide clicks more than any other element — 8 in 10 people read the headline, only 2 read the rest. This analyzer scores yours on the measurable levers: length (40–60 characters), word count (6–12), presence of a number, and power/emotional word usage.
Type a headline to score it
Aim for 40–60 characters, 6–12 words
Try adding a power word (proven, essential, complete…)
Score several variants and keep the best two for A/B testing. The goal isn't 100/100 — it's a headline that makes a specific promise to a specific reader.
How to Use the Headline Analyzer
- 1Type a headline and read its score.
- 2Add a number or power word if it fits naturally.
- 3Trim to 40–60 characters without losing the promise.
- 4Score 3–5 variants and test the top two.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a high-converting headline?
Do numbers in headlines really work?
How is the score calculated?
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