Email Subject Line Tester

Create compelling subject lines that boost open rates

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Analysis Results

Email Preview
Mobile View
From: Your Name
Subject line preview...
Email body preview text...

Length Check

Character Count
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Spam Check

Spam Triggers
No spam words detected

Personalization

Personal Elements
No personalization detected

Suggestions

Benefits & Features

Our subject line tester helps you create better email campaigns:

Spam Prevention

  • Spam word detection
  • Trigger phrase alerts
  • Character limit checks
  • Symbol usage warnings
  • Case sensitivity tips

Preview Testing

  • Mobile preview
  • Desktop preview
  • Client-specific tips
  • Length optimization
  • Visual feedback

Engagement Tips

  • Personalization ideas
  • A/B test suggestions
  • Best practices
  • Open rate insights
  • Industry standards

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a good email subject line?

An effective email subject line should:

  • Be concise (30-50 characters)
  • Create urgency or curiosity
  • Avoid spam trigger words
  • Include personalization when possible
  • Match the email content

What are common spam trigger words to avoid?

Common spam trigger words include:

  • Financial terms: "Cash", "Money back", "100% free"
  • Urgency terms: "Act now", "Limited time", "Once in a lifetime"
  • Marketing terms: "As seen on", "Best price", "Guarantee"
  • Symbols: Excessive punctuation (!!!, ???), dollar signs ($$)
  • ALL CAPS or excessive emojis

How can I improve my open rates?

To improve email open rates:

  • Use personalization (recipient's name or company)
  • Test different times and days for sending
  • Segment your email list for targeted content
  • A/B test different subject lines
  • Keep your email list clean and updated

Why is mobile preview important?

Mobile preview is crucial because:

  • Over 60% of emails are opened on mobile devices
  • Mobile displays show fewer characters (30-40)
  • Different devices truncate subject lines differently
  • Mobile users make quick decisions to open/delete
  • Poor mobile display can hurt engagement rates