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auditor·Updated 2026-05-20

Twitch Stream Title Grader Updated 2026

Score your Twitch stream title 0-100 across five dimensions before you go live. Length, emoji, keyword specificity, structure, and CTR signals — with rewrite suggestions.

Client-side · Title never leaves your browser · Updated 2026

Title grader

No sign-up required. Use the tool, share the result, leave — no account needed.
Client-side computation. Calculations run entirely in your browser; we never see your inputs.
Embed in OBS / Discord. Append ?embed=1 to the URL for a bare iframe-ready widget.
How to use this tool

4 steps · ~1 minute

Each step is a single action — no setup, no sign-up. Outputs are client-side; nothing is uploaded.

Step 01

Paste the proposed title

Type or paste your stream title into the input field. Optionally pick the game category to scope the keyword dictionary to your family.

Step 02

Read the 0-100 grade

The score sums five dimensions: length (25), emoji (15), keyword specificity (25), structure (15), CTR signals (20). Each dimension is shown so you can spot the weakest lever.

Step 03

Apply suggestions

The suggestion list calls out the missing dimensions. Edit the title and watch the score update live.

Step 04

Compare A vs B before going live

Switch to A vs B mode to grade two candidates side-by-side. The winner pill highlights which title scores higher.

FAQ · methodology & caveats

Frequently asked.

Calculator outputs are estimates. Each Q below names the source data and the assumptions baked in.

What is the ideal Twitch stream title length?
40 to 60 characters. Browse truncates around 60 chars on the default grid, and under 30 feels thin and underperforms. The grader's length bar shows your title against the sweet spot.
How many emoji should I use?
Two to four well-placed emoji. One at start or end as a visual anchor; three to four to highlight structure. More than four reads as spam.
Does the grader care what game I play?
Yes, optionally. If you fill the game field, the grader detects the family (FPS, soulslike, MMO, strategy, survival, IRL) and scores keywords against that family's vocab plus the generic base list.
How does A vs B compare mode work?
Toggle the segmented control from "Single title" to "A vs B". Each title is graded with the same engine; the higher score gets a Winner pill and you see per-dimension breakdowns side-by-side.
Are my title inputs stored?
No. The grader is fully client-side; refresh wipes everything. State lives in the URL so a share link reproduces your input on someone else's device.

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