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Title Meta Length Checker

Paste a title and a description to see their character counts and pixel widths, and whether each one is good, too short or too long.

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Title: 0 charsTitle width: 0 px
Description: 0 charsDescription width: 0 px

Pixel widths are estimates from your browser font measurement. Google may cut off text at slightly different widths on different devices.

Search results can cut off a title or a description that is too long, and a very short one may fail to explain the page. Checking length before you publish helps you spot both problems early.

This tool counts characters and estimates pixel width for a title and a description. It then gives simple guidance for each field, so you can adjust the text and check again.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Paste your title: use the exact title from the page.
  2. Paste your description: use the exact description from the page.
  3. Click Check Length: read the character counts, the pixel widths and the badges.
  4. Adjust and check again: shorten long text or add useful detail to short text, then check again.

Good Practice Tips

  • Put key words first: if text is cut off, the first words are the ones searchers will still see.
  • Characters are not the full story: wide letters take more pixels than narrow letters, so pixel width matters as well as character count.
  • Do not stuff keywords: repeating the same words to fill length makes the snippet harder to read.
  • Match the page: length alone never saves a title or description that does not match the page content.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good title length?

Aim for a title within about 60 characters and about 600 pixels wide, with the most important words first.

What is a good description length?

Aim for a description within about 160 characters and about 920 pixels wide, with the main benefit early in the text.

Are pixel widths exact?

No. They are estimates from your browser font measurement, and Google may cut off text at slightly different widths on different devices.

Is my input uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs in your browser on your own device, so your text never leaves your computer.

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