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Score your LinkedIn headline. Six checks, one fix each.

Paste your headline for a transparent 0 to 100 score across length, clarity, buzzwords, proof, who you help, and searchable keywords. Every point is a check you can see, with a fix for every gap.

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Paste your LinkedIn headline

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Three steps

Paste it, read the fixes.

1

Paste your headline

The line under your name on LinkedIn. Nothing is uploaded.

2

Read six checks

Length, clarity, buzzwords, proof, who you help, keywords, each pass, warn, or fail.

3

Rewrite and re-score

Apply the fixes and watch the score climb.

Your headline is the most-seen line you write

It shows under your name on every post, comment, search result, and connection request. Most people waste it on a bare job title. A headline that states who you help, proves it with a number, and carries the keywords people search by will out-work a title every time. This tool scores those things one by one, so the number is never a mystery.

A great headline earns the click. Your posts have to deliver

The headline gets someone to your profile. What turns a visit into a follow is a feed that sounds like a real person, not a template. That is what VoiceMoat is built for: it learns your writing voice and drafts LinkedIn posts that sound like you. Format the line with the LinkedIn text formatter, read your voice signals, then draft in your voice.

Now the rest of the profile

Headline down, feed next.

Read your brand voice

See the signals that make your writing recognizable, then score a draft against your own sample.

Analyze your voice

Format your posts

Add bold, italic, and bullets to LinkedIn posts. Style a hook, copy, paste.

Open the formatter

Draft in your voice

VoiceMoat writes LinkedIn posts that sound like you, then scores each draft against your voice.

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FAQ

Good to know

What makes a good LinkedIn headline?
A strong LinkedIn headline states what you do, says who you help and the outcome you drive, includes a proof point, avoids empty buzzwords, and packs in the keywords people search you by, all inside the 220-character limit. This tool scores each of those as a separate, visible check.
How is the score calculated?
It is the sum of six deterministic checks: length (15), clarity of role (25), specific not buzzwordy (20), a proof point (15), who you help (15), and searchable keywords (10). Each is measured from your text, shown as pass, warn, or fail with the reason. There is no AI guess and no black-box number.
How long can a LinkedIn headline be?
220 characters. Anything past that is cut off, so the tool marks an over-length headline as a fail on the length check and tells you how many characters are hidden.
Why does my headline score low even though it lists my job title?
A bare 'Title at Company' gives LinkedIn search almost nothing to match and tells a visitor nothing about who you help. The tool flags that on the keywords and value checks and suggests adding the people you help, an outcome, and the skills you want to be found for.
Which buzzwords does it flag?
Empty clichés that say nothing, like passionate, guru, ninja, thought leader, results-driven, and team player. It leaves defensible words like specialist or consultant alone, so a flag always points at real filler.
Is my headline uploaded anywhere?
No. The analysis is deterministic and runs entirely in your browser. Your text never leaves your device.

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