Title and Description Length Checker

Check title and meta description length with SERP preview.

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Google SERP preview

Page title
https://example.com/page
The page description appears here. Enter a description that accurately conveys the page content within the recommended character range.

Truncation preview

  • Keep title 30-35 characters, place important keywords early
  • Description 80-120 characters, summarize page content accurately
  • Use unique title and description for every page
  • Add brand name at the end of the title as "| Brand"
  • Include a call-to-action in the description
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How to use

  1. Enter the page title and description.
  2. Check the pixel and character counts.
  3. Review the SERP preview.
  4. Adjust text until it fits within the safe range.

About this tool

The Title and Description Length Checker measures both character count and pixel width for your page title and meta description, then renders a Google SERP preview so you can see exactly how the snippet will appear to searchers.

Features

Live character and pixel counters, color-coded warning thresholds, desktop and mobile SERP previews, and dedicated Japanese and English recommendations. Everything updates as you type.

Use cases

Ideal for SEO writers polishing article headlines, marketers optimizing landing pages, e-commerce teams updating product listings, and agencies auditing client sites in bulk before publishing content updates.

Why this tool

Truncated titles and descriptions hurt click-through rates. The checker removes the guesswork by showing the exact pixel width Google uses, helping you craft snippets that stand out in the search results.

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FAQ

How long should a title be?
Aim for around 30 Japanese characters or 60 English characters to avoid truncation in search results.
What about description length?
Keep descriptions under 120 Japanese or 160 English characters for best visibility.
Does Google use pixel width?
Yes, Google truncates based on pixel width, so the tool measures both characters and pixels.