SEO Title Length Checker
Check whether a title is likely to fit in Google’s snippet. Pixel width varies by character, not only count.
What this tool does
Check whether a title is likely to fit in a Google snippet. Truncation is based on pixel width, so “60 characters” is a planning rule, not a guarantee.
Use this when you are writing title tags for blog posts and tool pages that you will also share on social. A cut-off title wastes the click.
How to use it
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Open Meta Title Length Checker and enter your text or values above.
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Review the instant result in the output panel.
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Copy the result into your caption, CMS, or notes.
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Use Related tools below if you need a follow-up step in the same workflow.
Title vs H1
The title tag is for the search snippet. The H1 is for the reader on the page. They should describe the same document without needing identical wording.
After you pass the length check, preview the SERP snippet so you can see wrapping on mobile.
Tips
- Put the distinctive phrase first; brand name can sit at the end.
- Avoid ALL CAPS — it looks spammy and often uses more pixels.
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Frequently asked questions
Is 60 characters a hard Google limit?▼
No. Google truncates by pixel width. 60 characters is a planning rule of thumb, not a guarantee.
Should the title match the H1?▼
They should describe the same page, but they do not need identical wording. The title is for the snippet; the H1 is for the reader on the page.