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Generate headlines and titles with AI

Get ten headlines for a blog post, a YouTube video, an ad, a social post or an email subject, each with its character count against the limit that applies; Anthropic's Claude AI writes them on our server.

0 / 500 characters

0 / 60 characters

Your headlines appear here

Ten options with their length, so you can see at a glance which ones fit.

当社サーバーで処理 · your description is sent to Anthropic's AI to write headlines and is not storedしくみ

Headline generatorの使い方

  1. 1

    Describe the content

    What the post, video or offer is about and who it's for, plus an optional keyword.

  2. 2

    Choose where it goes

    Blog post, Video, Ad, Social post or Email subject; each sets its own length target.

  3. 3

    Write headlines

    Ten options appear with their style and character count, and any that run long are flagged.

  4. 4

    Shortlist and test

    Copy your favourites, and compare two in an A/B test where your platform allows it.

制限と Pro

Free: a description of up to 500 characters and a keyword of up to 60, ten headlines per request, within 20 AI requests a day and 5 a minute per connection across the writing tools.

Pro lifts the daily allowance to 200 requests, which is up to 2,000 headlines. Pro を見る

Headline generator について

The same article needs a different headline depending on where it appears. A blog post title should be clear and fit in a search result, a YouTube title has to hook in its first words, an ad headline must fit in 30 characters, and an email subject competes with everything else in the inbox. The headline generator writes ten options for whichever one you need.

Describe the content in a sentence or two, add a keyword if you want it worked in, and choose Blog post, Video, Ad, Social post or Email subject. Each choice sets a target length: 60 characters for blog titles, 70 for videos, 30 for ads (the Google Ads headline limit), 100 for social posts and 50 for subject lines. Every headline shows its character count against that target and is flagged in red when it runs over. You can ask for a mix of styles or only how-to, list, question, benefit or curiosity headlines, and each result is labelled with its style.

Headlines are written by Claude, Anthropic's AI model, in your description's language or one you pick. They're told to avoid misleading promises and invented numbers, so a list headline should only promise a count your content can deliver.

The generator doesn't know search volumes or which titles have worked for you before, so test your shortlist. Our case converter can then put the headline you choose into Title Case.

プライバシー

Your description, the optional keyword and the headline type go to our server and to Anthropic's API only when you press Write headlines, and ten headlines come back to this page. We don't store any of it or record it in logs, and Anthropic doesn't use what it receives through the API for training. The page remembers your type and style choices in this browser.

主な機能

Length check per format

Targets of 60, 70, 30, 100 and 50 characters for blogs, videos, ads, posts and subjects.

Six styles

A mix, or only how-to, list, question, benefit or curiosity headlines.

Keyword included

Your focus phrase is worked into at least half of the ten options.

Headline generator:よくある質問

How long should a headline be?
It depends on where it's shown. Search results cut titles at roughly 60 characters, YouTube allows 100 but the first 70 or so show in most places, Google Ads headlines are capped at 30, and email subjects work best under about 50 on phones. The generator aims for those targets and flags any headline that runs over.
What makes a headline good?
It tells readers what they'll get and why it matters to them, in words they would use themselves. Specific beats vague: “Grow tomatoes on a balcony: 5 varieties that thrive in pots” beats “Gardening tips”. Questions and curiosity suit social posts, while clear, benefit-led headlines work better in search and ads, where people are looking for an answer.
Should I put my keyword in the title?
For blog posts and other pages you want found in search, yes: put the main phrase near the start if it reads naturally. Type it in the keyword box and the generator works it into at least half of the ten options. For social posts and email subjects, keywords matter less than curiosity and clarity, so you can leave the box empty.
Are these headlines clickbait?
They're asked not to be: no promises the content can't keep, no invented numbers or results, no all-caps shouting. Curiosity headlines raise a question, but your content should answer it. Misleading titles backfire twice over, because people leave as soon as they notice and they trust the source less the next time they see it.
Can I generate headlines in other languages?
Yes. The headlines follow the language of your description, or you can choose one of sixteen languages, including Uzbek, Russian, Turkish, Spanish and Japanese. Length targets stay the same in every language, and the count shown for each headline is in characters as people see them, so an emoji or an accented letter counts once.