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What is the AI Headline Generator & Analyzer?
The headline decides whether the rest gets read.
This tool does both jobs in one place. Write with AI gives you 10 to 50 headlines for the placement you choose — sales page, opt-in page, blog, Facebook or Google ad, YouTube, email, webinar, ebook title, social hook or landing hero — across the angles you pick, each with a sub-headline, the formula used and why it works. Analyze a headline scores any headline instantly — length for where it will be used, power and emotional words, word balance, numbers and format — with Google and inbox previews. Every AI headline also gets its analyzer score, and one click opens it in the analyzer.
How to use the AI Headline Generator & Analyzer
- In Write with AI, describe what the headline is for and the main benefit — or give a link to your page.
- Choose the placement, how many headlines, the audience and a keyword to include or words to avoid; tick the angles.
- Click Write my headlines. Each one shows its AI score and its analyzer score.
- Click 🔎 Analyze on any headline (or open the Analyze a headline tab) to fine-tune it until the score is green.
- In the analyzer, click Write better versions with AI to get fresh variations of a headline you like.
Understanding your results
- AI score (1–10)
- Expected effectiveness judged by the AI for your audience and placement.
- Analyzer score (0–100)
- Instant rules-based score: length, power and emotional words, numbers, format and readability. 70+ is strong.
- Angle
- The formula used: benefit, how-to, number, curiosity, pain, “without”, question, proof, contrarian, warning, who-else, news.
- Previews
- Google cuts titles after about 60 characters; phones show about 35–40 characters of a subject line.
Frequently asked questions
How long should a headline be?
Blog and YouTube titles work best under about 60 characters, ad headlines under 40, Google ad headlines 30, and email subjects under 50.
What is a good headline score?
In the analyzer, above 70 is strong and above 80 with a clear, specific promise is excellent. Use it to compare versions of the same headline.
Should my headline include the keyword?
For blog posts and YouTube, yes — near the start if it reads naturally.
What is the best headline formula?
None wins everywhere. Specific results with a number and a timeframe are a strong default; test against curiosity and how-to versions.
Is the analyzer free and private?
Yes. The analyzer runs in your browser — nothing you type is sent to a server, and the compare list stays on your device.