A LinkedIn headline recruiters can find, scored against real open jobs.

From real, currently-open postings in the ScoutJobs index for the role you enter. We count how many of them mention each keyword and show it as a percentage, with the sample size and the date attached. When the live cohort is too thin to be honest about a number, we show a curated keyword set with no percentage instead of inventing one.

No. The 0 to 100 score is computed in plain code and is fully reproducible: the same headline always gets the same number. It rewards leading with your role and the keywords recruiters actually filter on, and penalizes going past LinkedIn's 220-character limit, keyword stuffing, and empty buzzwords like rockstar, guru, and results-driven. The AI only drafts the variants, and each variant is then re-scored by the same code.

LinkedIn caps your headline at 220 characters, and it truncates the line well before that on search results and small screens. The scorer counts your characters against that limit and flags anything that runs over, so the end of your headline never gets cut off where it matters.

Yes. Paste your current headline and target role, and you get three distinct variants drafted under the same rules the scorer enforces: front-loaded, under the limit, no buzzwords, no invented credentials. Each variant carries its own code-computed score so you can pick the one that actually reads best, not the one a model claims is best.

Yes, optionally. Paste your About section and it gets the same honest treatment: role-keyword coverage, a length check against the band recruiters skim, and flags for buzzwords and filler. The summary score is computed the same way as the headline score, in plain code.

Most generators hand you a buzzword salad with no evidence behind it. This one shows you which keywords appear in real open postings for your role, scores your headline against them in reproducible code, and ends with the actual live roles your optimized headline now reads for. The keyword evidence is the part a generic generator physically cannot show you.