TITLEBEE
Headlines and titles that get read — free tools to count headline pixels, check meta-description length, score a headline, fix title case, gauge readability, and tighten email subject lines, plus plain-English guides to writing copy that earns the click.
From counting headline pixels and checking meta-description length to scoring a headline, fixing title case, gauging readability, and tightening an email subject line, TitleBee pairs free hands-on writing tools with plain-English guides and an illustrated Museum of Words & Type. Write the line that earns the click.
Headline & Copywriting Tools
Free tools for sharper writing — headline pixel counter, meta description checker, headline analyzer, title case converter, reading time & readability, and an email subject-line checker.
Headline Character & Pixel Counter
Character count plus the rendered pixel width of an SEO title, against the ~600px width where desktop titles are typically cut
Meta Description Length Checker
Character and pixel check against the ~920px width where desktop snippets are typically cut, with a clear verdict
Headline Analyzer & Score
A transparent 0–100 score from word count, length, power and emotional words, and word balance
Title Case Converter
Title Case, Sentence case, UPPERCASE, lowercase, and AP-style — the correct capitalisation in one pass
Reading Time & Readability Calculator
Reading time at 200–265 wpm plus Flesch Reading Ease and Flesch–Kincaid grade level
Email Subject-Line Checker
Inbox truncation on mobile and desktop, plus a scan for common spam-trigger words
Museum of Words & Type
Step into an illustrated museum of how words reach a reader — the printing presses and movable type that made mass publishing possible, the newspapers and front pages that perfected the headline, the advertising and persuasion that turned copy into a craft, and the dictionaries, alphabets, and typefaces behind every line, each in its own gallery, so you can get to know the story behind the written word: how it works, where it came from, and why it still matters.
Tour the museum →From the Journal
Fresh guides on writing headlines and SEO titles, meta descriptions and snippets, readability and plain English, and the copywriting behind blog posts and email subject lines, plus plain-language explainers on the craft behind them.
Do Spam Words in a Subject Line Send Email to Spam?
A single word such as free does not send email to spam. What the checker's word list catches and misses, and what really decides delivery: authentication, reputation and complaints.
Writing a Meta Description: Five Drafts, Measured
One example page, five meta description drafts and three title tags, each measured. Two of the weakest drafts pass the length check, which is the point.
How Long Should an Email Subject Line Be?
Phones show roughly the first 35 to 40 characters of a subject line and desktops about 60. Real subjects measured, three rewrites, and how front-loading helps.
How Long Should a Meta Description Be?
Google sets no fixed length and often writes its own snippet. How the 920 px desktop figure works, five descriptions measured, and what a length check cannot promise.
Flesch Reading Ease and Grade Level, Explained
Both readability formulas, a paragraph rewritten from -39.9 to 81.8 Reading Ease, and the syllable and sentence counting quirks that move the score.
How Is Reading Time Calculated?
Reading time is words divided by words per minute, rounded up. The calculator's three speeds, worked examples from 238 to 2,500 words, and what a word count cannot see.
Keep Learning
Plain-language explainers on how search snippets are built, how readability formulas work, how persuasion and power words move a reader, and how the best headlines and subject lines are constructed — everything you need to dig deeper into the craft of writing that gets read.
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