The subject line decides whether your email gets opened at all, and readers judge it in a fraction of a second. The new Email Subject Line Tester scores your line from 0 to 100 as you type, so you can fix the obvious problems before you ever hit send.
What it does
- Live score: a 0–100 rating that updates with every keystroke.
- Length check: flags lines outside the ~30–50 character sweet spot that survives inbox truncation.
- Spam-word detection: spots triggers like “free”, “buy now”, “winner”, and ”$$$”.
- Emoji and ALL CAPS: counts emoji and detects shouting, both of which can sink deliverability.
- Power and urgency words: rewards the wording that genuinely lifts opens.
- Suggestions + open-rate hint: concrete fixes and a sense of where the line stands.
- Client-side: nothing you type leaves your browser.
Why it matters
You can write a great email and still get ignored if the subject is too long, too spammy, or reads as shouting. Catching those issues takes seconds with a quick pre-send check — and it means your A/B tests compare genuinely strong lines instead of rediscovering that “FREE $$$ ACT NOW” performs badly.
Learn more
Read Writing Email Subject Lines That Get Opened, then try the Email Subject Line Tester on your next campaign.
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