Headline Analyzer ANALYZER
Score your headlines instantly. Get a 0-100 rating with breakdowns for structure, word balance, emotion, and readability. Free online tool — no signup needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a headline score?
What makes a great headline?
What's the ideal headline length?
Why use a headline analyzer?
How is the headline score calculated?
How to Use
Enter Your Headline
Type or paste your headline into the text area. The analysis updates instantly as you type.
Add a Target Keyword (Optional)
Enter a target keyword to check if it's included and whether it's front-loaded for SEO.
Review Your Score
See your overall 0-100 score and four category breakdowns. Each category shows you exactly where to improve.
Read the Suggestions
Actionable tips tell you what to change and why — add power words, adjust length, or try a different format.
Compare Headlines (Optional)
Switch to Compare mode to test two headlines side by side and see which one scores higher.
How to Calculate
Scores run 0-100 from measurable factors: title length near 55-60 characters, emotion and power-word balance, clarity, reading grade, and whether the primary keyword sits near the front. Rewrite and re-score until the grade holds.
About the Headline Analyzer
The Headline Analyzer helps you write better headlines by scoring them across four dimensions: structure, word balance, emotion, and readability. Each dimension gives you specific, actionable feedback so you can improve your headlines before you publish.
Whether you're writing blog posts, email subject lines, social media content, or ad copy, a strong headline is the difference between getting clicked and getting scrolled past. All analysis happens in your browser — nothing is sent to any server.
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