How to Check Your Headline
Good headlines are clear, not too long and not over-excited.
- Type or paste your headline. For many headlines, use one line each
- See the score out of 100 and the tips below it
- Fix the points marked with a warning sign
- Compare different versions and keep the best one
- Use "Copy report" to save the result
Everything happens inside your browser, so your document is never uploaded.
Why Use This Tool?
Long headlines get cut in Google results and social media previews. Too many exclamation marks and shocking words reduce trust.
This tool checks the common problems in a second, so you can choose the best headline before you publish.
Features
- Score out of 100 for each headline
- Letter count that works properly for Telugu letters
- Word count and best length for Telugu or English
- Detects repeated ! or ? marks, ALL CAPS, extra spaces and repeated words
- Detects common clickbait words in Telugu and English
- Search result style preview
- Check many headlines together
- Copy the full report
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the score official?
No. It is a simple guide based on common newsroom and SEO practice. Use your own judgement.
How are Telugu letters counted?
Each Telugu akshara (letter with its signs) is counted as one letter. Search engines cut headlines by width, so the best length is only approximate.
What is a good headline length?
About 40 letters for Telugu and about 60 for English. Short enough to fit, long enough to be clear.
Is my headline uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser.
Can I check English headlines?
Yes. Choose English or leave Language on Auto.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free.
About This Tool
Made for reporters, sub-editors and web desk teams who publish Telugu news.
It works in your browser, so unpublished headlines stay private.