Free Blog Title Generator with Score and Search Preview
Type any topic, even an awkward one like "cats lovers" or "standing desks", and get ready-to-use headline ideas that read naturally. Each headline is scored, shown as a search result preview, and listed only once. Click Shuffle for a fresh set. Treat the results as drafts: pick one, then rewrite it so it matches your article exactly.
What makes a good article headline
- It matches the search intent. Someone searching "best standing desks" expects a comparison; someone searching "how to" expects steps.
- It is specific. A real number or a named reader tells people what they will get.
- It is honest. Google's guidance advises titles that accurately describe the page, and misleading titles lead to quick exits.
- It is unique on your site. Avoid two articles with near-identical titles competing for the same search.
How the score works
Out of 100: length up to about 60 characters (30), topic words near the start (30), a number (15), a clarity word such as "guide", "best" or "mistakes" (15), and enough substance (10). It is a quick checklist for scanning options, not a forecast of rankings or clicks.
Title tag vs headline
The title tag appears in search results and is best kept near 60 characters. The on-page H1 can be slightly longer or more conversational, but it should say the same thing. The preview above is a rough truncation; real results vary by device and width.
Quick checklist before you publish
- Topic words near the start.
- One clear promise that the article keeps.
- A number only if the article really has that many items.
- Read it as a stranger: would you click, and would you feel satisfied afterwards?