Features
Title Weight Checker is a browser-based scoring aid for people who write short titles for Xiaohongshu, Douyin, WeChat Video Accounts and WeChat Official Accounts. Paste one title per line and the page evaluates every line against four different platform profiles, producing a 0 to 100 score for each one. The score is built from visible, deterministic signals: matching traffic keywords, whether the title contains digits, whether it contains an emoji, whether it contains a word from that platform's pain-point list, whether it contains a word from the built-in banned-word list, the character limit, and the line-break structure. Platform caps used by the checker are 20 characters for Xiaohongshu, 30 for Douyin, 24 for WeChat Video Accounts and 64 for WeChat Official Accounts. The result panel shows the matched keywords, the detected risk words, the current character count and practical optimisation tips. It can also copy a structured suggestion report for a group of titles. This is an editorial checklist, not a platform API and not an official review result: the banned-word bank is a small heuristic list, so it can miss a rule that applies to your category and it can flag a word that the platform would allow in context.
Title Weight Checker scores each pasted title from 0 to 100 for Xiaohongshu, Douyin, WeChat Video Accounts and WeChat Official Accounts using platform character caps, keyword matches, digits, emoji, pain words and an internal heuristic banned-word list.
When You Need This
Common pain points this tool solves
- A Xiaohongshu creator writes ten candidate titles for one post and pastes them one per line. The checker shows which lines exceed the 20-character cap, which ones contain a risky superlative such as a highest-claim word, and which platform vocabulary the title already matches. The creator edits the strongest three instead of guessing from memory.
- A Douyin creator tests several opening hooks before filming. The 30-character profile helps keep the text readable, while the digit and emoji checks reveal whether a hook is visually flat. The creator still tests the final title against the actual video content and the platform's current rules.
- A WeChat Official Account editor has a long article title with a useful keyword but a weak second half. The 64-character profile makes the available room visible, and the newline check shows whether a multi-line title is too fragmented for the account's layout.
- A WeChat Video Accounts operator posts family and lifestyle content. The checker highlights the 24-character limit, detects pain words such as warning or mistake, and separates those from the internal banned-word warnings so the editor can make a deliberate decision.
- A small agency reviews titles for several clients in one pass. Each line receives its own score and tip list, and the copied suggestion report gives the writer a concrete checklist: shorten this line, remove that risk word, add a number, or fix the line structure.
How to Use
Step-by-step instructions
- Paste one title per line into the input box. If a title contains a deliberate line break, keep that structure because the checker counts newline characters separately from the visible character total.
- Choose the short- or long-title mode that matches your workflow. The platform character caps remain fixed in the scoring model; the mode is a writing context selector rather than a replacement for each platform's own publishing rules.
- Read the four platform scores. Each score is calculated from the same signal families but uses that platform's keyword bank, banned-word list, pain-word list and character cap.
- Open the detail view for a line to see matched traffic keywords, detected risk words, digit and emoji status, character usage and newline feedback. Treat every warning as a prompt to check the current official rules, not as a final approval decision.
- Edit the title and watch the score update. When the batch is ready, copy the optimisation report and send it to the writer, editor or client together with the actual platform policy source.
How it works
Step-by-step instructions
- Paste the title batch. Enter one title per line. The tool analyses each line separately, so a batch of possible hooks can be compared without creating a separate page or project.
- Select a writing mode. Use short mode for a quick short-video workflow or long mode for an article-oriented workflow. The platform limits shown in the result cards remain the scoring limits.
- Review the four platform scores. Compare the Xiaohongshu, Douyin, WeChat Video Accounts and WeChat Official Accounts scores. A title can perform well for one platform profile and poorly for another because the caps, vocabulary and risk lists differ.
- Inspect the signals and warnings. Check matched traffic keywords, digits, emoji, pain words, banned-word matches, character count and line-break feedback. The detail panel explains why a score moved rather than showing a single unexplained number.
- Edit, re-score and copy the report. Change the wording and the score recalculates immediately. Copy the structured suggestion report when you need to hand the feedback to another writer or keep a record of the review.
By the numbers
- Platform profiles
- 4 profiles: Xiaohongshu, Douyin, WeChat Video Accounts and WeChat Official Accounts
- Character caps
- Xiaohongshu 20, Douyin 30, WeChat Video Accounts 24 and WeChat Official Accounts 64 characters
- Score range
- Each platform result is normalised to a 0 to 100 score
- Scoring signals
- Keyword matches, digits, emoji, pain words, heuristic banned words, length and newline structure
- Data handling
- Scoring runs in the browser and the tool does not upload the pasted titles for analysis
How we compare
| Korelyy | Other tools | Use case |
|---|
| Applies several checks to every line at once and keeps the four platform profiles side by side | Accurate when the editor knows the latest rules, but slow and easy to apply inconsistently | The checker is a first-pass triage tool; the official platform rules remain the final source |
| Identifies obvious length, format and risk issues before a post goes live | Provides real audience feedback, but only after the content has been published and possibly reviewed | Use the checker to remove avoidable errors, then use real performance data to judge the idea |
| Uses platform-specific character caps, keyword families and risk-word lists rather than one universal reading score | Can be useful for prose, but does not understand Xiaohongshu or WeChat title conventions | A high score here means the title matches this tool's checklist, not that it is guaranteed to engage readers |
| Fast, free and useful for drafting multiple options before submission | Has the platform's actual policy and account context, but is slower and cannot be used as a bulk brainstorming aid | The two steps are complementary: optimise the draft locally, then follow the platform's official process |
Why Choose Korelyy
What makes us better
- Four platform profiles are evaluated in one pass, so a writer can see that a hook which fits Douyin may be too long or too risky for Xiaohongshu.
- The score is explainable: keywords, digits, emoji, pain words, banned words, character count and newlines are shown separately instead of being hidden behind a black-box rating.
- The character counters use the limits shown in the tool, which makes trimming a title a concrete editing task rather than a guess.
- The suggestion report can be copied as a structured handoff for a client, editor or content team.
- Titles are processed locally in the browser, so the page does not need an account and the tool does not send the input to a remote model.
Monetize With This Tool
Turn this tool into a side income stream
- Use this tool to speed up your freelance work and take on more paying clients
- Create polished content faster for your blog, YouTube channel, or social media and grow your audience
- Offer this tool's capabilities as a service on Fiverr, Upwork, or to your local business clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Multi-Platform Title Checker — XHS, Douyin, Video Account, WeChat free to use?
Yes. Multi-Platform Title Checker — XHS, Douyin, Video Account, WeChat is 100% free for core features — no signup, no watermarks, no hidden paywalls on the tools you need day to day.
Do I need to sign up to use Multi-Platform Title Checker — XHS, Douyin, Video Account, WeChat?
No. Open and use instantly in your browser. Nothing to install, no account required. Your preferences stay on your device.
Is my data safe with Multi-Platform Title Checker — XHS, Douyin, Video Account, WeChat?
Yes. Multi-Platform Title Checker — XHS, Douyin, Video Account, WeChat runs locally in your browser whenever technically possible — sensitive inputs are processed on your device, not on our servers. No tracking cookies.
Which devices does Multi-Platform Title Checker — XHS, Douyin, Video Account, WeChat work on?
Phones, tablets and desktops with any modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox). Touch-friendly and responsive from 320px to 4K.
What does title weight mean?
Title weight measures the SEO strength of a page title based on length, keyword placement, and relevance signals that affect search ranking.
How is the score calculated?
Titles are scored against best practices for length (50-60 characters), keyword position, power words, and click-through appeal.
What is a good title score?
A score above 80 indicates a well-optimized title. Below 60 suggests you should revise length, keyword placement, or wording.