Reddit Title Checker

What the checker looks at

• Length. Reddit rejects titles over 300 characters, and long titles are cut off in feeds.
• Capitals and punctuation. All-caps titles and doubled exclamation or question marks read as shouting or ads.
• Clickbait. Phrases like "you won't believe" are removed on many subreddits.
• Links. A URL in the title is almost always removed. Put it in the body.
• Promotional wording. "Check out", "we built", "discount" and similar trip self-promotion rules.
• Question shape. A clear question invites answers.

Why question titles matter for AI search

AI assistants lean on Reddit threads that look like the question a user is asking them. A thread titled as a clear, specific question ("What is the best CRM for a five-person team?") maps directly onto those prompts, which is one reason such threads are cited so often. A good title helps the thread with people first and with AI assistants second.

Always read the subreddit rules

Every subreddit sets its own title rules: required tags like [Question], banned words, minimum lengths. This checker covers patterns that are removed almost everywhere, but the rules in the sidebar of the subreddit you post to always win.