Your headline decides whether anyone clicks. This free headline generator gives you 15 or more title ideas for a blog post or YouTube video in a single click. Type in your topic and main keyword, pick a style (how-to, list, comparison or question), and you'll get a set of headlines with the character count shown next to each one. A green or red badge tells you whether a title fits the roughly 60 characters Google usually shows before it cuts a title off in search results, so you can pick one that won't be trimmed. To be clear, it's a template-based generator, not a chatbot. It mixes your words into headline patterns that have worked for publishers for years, and it all runs in your browser.
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Google doesn't have a strict character limit. It cuts titles by pixel width, and around 60 characters is a safe guide. YouTube titles can be up to 100 characters, but the first 60 or so are what people see first.
How to use the headline generator
- Enter your topic in plain words, such as "AI meeting notes" or "budget travel in Europe".
- Add the keyword people actually search for. If you leave it blank, the tool uses your topic instead.
- Pick a headline type to suit what you're making: how-to guides, numbered lists, X vs Y comparisons, or questions.
- Click Generate, look over the 15+ ideas, and copy the one you like. Green means it's within 60 characters, and red means Google may cut it off.
A tip: put your keyword near the start, keep a number or the year in it if that's honest, and make sure the post really delivers what the headline promises. Clickbait raises clicks but hurts trust. Our AI prompt generator can help you write the post itself.
FAQ
How long should a blog title be for SEO?
Aim for about 50 to 60 characters so it shows in full on Google's results page. Longer titles still rank, but the end may get cut off.
Does it use AI?
It's a rule-based tool that fills proven headline templates with your words. It doesn't call ChatGPT or any other online AI, so it's instant, free and private.
Can I use these titles for YouTube?
Yes. Choose "YouTube video" and the templates change to video-style wording like "watch", "explained" and "I tried".
Will the same input give the same headlines?
Mostly. Click Generate again to shuffle the order and the numbers used in list headlines.
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