Write a title and description and see exactly how they will appear in Google, with live length checks in characters and pixels.
Approximate. Google sometimes rewrites titles and descriptions, and adds dates or ratings.
Free, no sign-up. Runs in your browser, so nothing you enter or upload is sent to our server.
Your title and meta description are the first thing people see in Google, and they decide whether someone clicks your result or a competitor's. If they are too long, Google cuts them off with "...", often in the middle of the most important words.
Google limits titles by width, not by a fixed number of characters: roughly 580 pixels on desktop. Wide letters such as W and M take more room than i or l. This tool measures your text in pixels using the same font size Google uses, so the checks are more accurate than a simple character count. Aim for titles of about 50–60 characters and descriptions of about 140–155 characters.
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