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Introducing the Email Subject Line Tester — Score Before You Send

Score your email subject line from 0 to 100 in real time: length, spam triggers, emoji, ALL CAPS, and power words, with an open-rate hint. Free and fully client-side.

Tools.Town Team 23 June 2026 2 min read

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the score mean?
It's a 0–100 heuristic built from length, spam-trigger words, emoji use, ALL CAPS, and power/urgency words. 70 or higher is solid; 85 or higher is excellent. Treat it as a fast pre-send check, then confirm with an A/B test.
Is my subject line uploaded anywhere?
No. The tester runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is sent, logged, or stored.

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