Describe the post (a topic, a question, or a rough title), add the subreddit if you have one, pick the post type, and get 10 title ideas written the way Reddit likes them: specific, plain, and honest. Each one is scored for the ingredients Reddit rewards and the ones it downvotes.
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How it works
Reddit is the one place where the headline tricks that work elsewhere backfire. Superlatives, curiosity gaps, and sales language read as clickbait and get downvoted. A plain title that says exactly what is inside gets read. The Reddit Post Title Generator writes 10 titles in that register from your description and the post type you pick: question, discussion, guide, review, story, feedback request, or announcement. It then scores each one from 0 to 100 on a Reddit-fit rule set.
The score rewards a specific detail such as a number, a name, or an amount. It rewards a real question or request, plain wording, personal framing, and an optional context tag. It rewards a readable length of 30 to 110 characters. Reddit allows 300, but the feed cuts titles off. It takes points away for clickbait words, sales language, all-caps words, emoji, hashtags, and runs of punctuation. Every card lists the reasons behind its score so you can see what to keep.
Honest framing. The score measures structure, not votes. A well-shaped title gets a post opened; the content earns the upvotes, and each subreddit's own rules (required tags, flair, no self-promotion) beat any generator, so read them before you post. Titles cannot be edited after posting and never render formatting.
Free, no signup. Each generation draws a small amount from your shared daily AI allowance, shown by the quota chip. Paid plans get a larger daily allowance for heavier sessions.
What you will see
- Title cards
- Each generated title, with a one-click copy button. Ten per run, six more on "Generate more".
- Reddit-fit score
- A 0-100 score and a tier (Strong 80+, Solid 60+, Okay 40+, Needs work below 40) on a rule set built for Reddit rather than for ads or blogs.
- Why it scored
- Chips naming the rules that fired, for and against: "Specific detail", "Reads as a real question", "Plain wording", "Clickbait wording", "Sales language", "All-caps words", and so on.
- Post type
- The kind of post you are writing. It changes what a good title needs: a question must ask one, a review must say what was tested, an announcement just states the fact.
- Target subreddit
- Optional. Helps the titles match how members of that community phrase things and whether they use bracket tags.
- Generate more
- Adds a fresh batch of titles, distinct from the ones already shown.
Frequently asked questions
How does the Reddit post title generator work?
Describe the post in a line, add the subreddit if you have one, pick the post type, and press Generate Titles. You get 10 titles written in Reddit's plain, specific register, each scored 0-100 for the ingredients Reddit rewards, with the reasons listed. Copy one, or press Generate more for another six.
What makes a good Reddit post title?
It says exactly what is inside, with one specific detail (a number, a model name, a timeframe, an amount), in the words a member of that subreddit would use. Questions end with a real question, tests say what was tested, stories lead with the key fact. Avoid superlatives, "you won't believe" hooks, sales language, all caps, emoji, and hashtags: Reddit reads them as marketing and downvotes them.
How long can a Reddit title be?
Up to 300 characters. But the feed shows roughly the first 100 to 120 on desktop and fewer on phones. So the titles here mostly land between 40 and 120 characters, with the key detail up front. The score marks anything over 200 as too long for a feed.
Can I edit a Reddit title after posting?
No. Post bodies can be edited, titles cannot, and deleting and reposting usually does worse than the first attempt, which is why it is worth choosing the title carefully. Titles also never render formatting: bold, links, and line breaks in a title show up as plain symbols.
What does the Reddit-fit score measure?
Structure, by fixed rules. A specific detail, a real question or request, plain wording, personal framing, a readable length, and an optional context tag add points. Clickbait words, sales language, all-caps words, emoji, hashtags, and repeated punctuation take points away. It is the opposite rule set from a blog headline scorer, on purpose. It does not predict upvotes.
Should I use tags like [Discussion] or [Question]?
Only where the subreddit uses them; many communities require a tag or a flair and remove posts without one, others treat tags as noise. Check the community's rules and recent posts, then pick the title with or without the tag. The generator adds one only when the post type and subreddit suggest it.
Will a better title get me more karma?
A good title gets more people to open the post; the votes come from what they find inside. Posting when the community is active, following its rules, and replying to comments matter as much as the title. Nothing here posts for you or touches your account.
Is the Reddit post title generator free?
Yes, free with no signup. Each run uses a small part of a shared daily AI allowance shown by the quota chip; every plan has a cap, and paid plans get a larger one. Your description is kept briefly so the results page can be reloaded, then expires.