Headline Generator
Paste the topic and get ten headlines, each from a different angle. Free to try, no account needed — more with a free one.
10 free runs a day without an account · 30 a day with a free one.
Your results appear here.
Runs entirely in this browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, stored or seen by us.
Three steps, no account.
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01
Describe the topic
A sentence or two, not a word. "Council pedestrianises high street despite shop objections" gives it angles to take; "high street" does not.
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Run it
Seconds. The counter says how many free runs are left today.
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Pick and copy
Each line has its own copy. Score one with the headline checker next door if you want a number on it.
A headline is not a summary of the story; it is the reason to read it. The same fact can lead with what happened, who it affects, what it costs them or what to do about it, and the difference between those is the difference between a click and a scroll. This writes the ten so you can pick the angle rather than reach for the first one.
It is free to try without an account, with more on a free account and credits past that. A language model is uneven — some of the ten will be better than others, which is exactly why it writes ten.
Headline Generator, answered.
Yes — a language model on our side. A few runs a day are free without an account, more with a free one, and past that it runs on credits; the numbers are on the tool.
It is told not to add facts, numbers or names that are not in the topic, and any line that adds a proper noun or a number the topic did not give is dropped before you see it. Read every headline anyway — it is yours the moment you publish it.
Yes, on any device — it runs on our side, not yours.
So you can choose the angle. The point of the tool is not the best single headline; it is seeing the plain version, the question, the stakes and the how-to side by side and noticing which one actually fits.
Other tools for the same job.
This is one job. The workspace does the rest.
The free tools stay free and stay ungated. Recast is where they stop being separate tabs and start handing work to each other — a link becomes a card, an article and a week of posts without you moving anything between them.