A free press release headline generator that writes 10 angles on your news, each with a subhead, checked against the most-read releases of 2025.
5.0(1 rating)Pick what you're announcing, add your facts and a quote, and get a release in AP structure, 3 other headlines and a page to share, each line checked before you send.
The facts
Write 10 headlines
This free press release headline generator writes 10 headlines for your news, each with a subhead, each a different angle.
Every headline is checked for what reporters cut, and counted against the headlines of the most-read releases of 2025. There's no account.
What is a press release headline generator?
A press release headline generator writes the one line that decides whether a reporter reads the rest of your release.
This one writes 10 angles on the same news and checks each: the length, the company's name, hype, capitals and any number you didn't give it.
How long should a press release headline be?
About 12 words. That was the median for PR Newswire's 20 most popular releases of 2025, against 15 words on the everyday wire.
| Headline | Words |
|---|---|
| U.S. News Announces 2026 Best Colleges Rankings | 7 |
| Jersey Mike's Subs Raises Record-Breaking $30 Million in March for Local Charities | 12 |
| TIME Reveals the 2025 TIME100 List of the 100 Most Influential People in the World | 15 |
All 3 are among those 20. Each names who, then what, and the last 2 carry a number.
What makes a good press release headline
- Who did what: the company first, then the action
- The number: 6 of the 19 most-read headlines had one
- No hype: none of the 19 used a hype word in its headline
- No shouting: capitals and exclamation marks read as an ad
- A subhead: 63% of the most-read had one, carrying the proof the headline can't fit
The news still wins. A few of the most-read broke these rules and did fine, because the story was big.
The rules keep a good story from hiding.
How we know the headlines are ready
Each headline shows its words and characters, and it's flagged when it:
- Runs over 120 characters
- Shouts in capitals
- Has an exclamation mark
- Has a word reporters cut, like revolutionary or industry-leading
- Doesn't name the company
- Has a number you didn't give it
Put the headline to work
A headline is half of the job. Write the release around it with the press release generator, then send it to one reporter with the media pitch generator.
For a headline you already have, the headline analyzer scores it against thousands of real headlines.
Who is the press release headline generator for?
It's for anyone announcing news who wants a reporter to read past the first line:
- Press release generator – people who need the whole release
- Press release checker – anyone who has a release and wants to know what to fix
- Headline analyzer – people writing headlines for posts and emails too
Every other tool is on my free tools page.
Press Release Headline Generator FAQs
Questions about the press release headline generator? Here's what to know.
A press release headline generator writes headline options for your news, each with a subhead.
This one writes 10 angles and checks each for length, hype, capitals, the company's name and any number you didn't give it.
Yes, it's free, with no account.
Generate here, or open the same ask in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini at no cost.
About 12 words.
That was the median for PR Newswire's 20 most popular releases of 2025, against 15 on the everyday wire.
When the news has a number worth leading with, yes.
6 of the 19 most-read headlines of 2025 had one, like Jersey Mike's "$30 Million".
The subhead is the line under the headline that says why the news matters.
63% of the most-read releases of 2025 had one.
Every release written here costs the site money, so a daily limit keeps the tool free for everyone.
It also stops bots from using it up.
Each person gets 10 AI runs a day, and the site has a cap for everyone together.
The page hands you the same ask for your own AI.
Copy it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, free and with no limit.
I did. I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the press release headline generator as one of my free tools on navid.me.
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