Meta Title Pixel Checker
Simulate Google SERP title pixel width — avoid truncated titles in search results.
Width is measured with canvas at 18px Arial — an approximation of Google's desktop SERP title rendering. Actual truncation varies by character mix and device.
What this tool does
Google truncates titles by pixel width, not character count — wide letters trigger early ellipsis.
Simulate SERP display before publishing to ensure keywords stay visible.
How to use it
- 1
Enter your proposed meta title.
- 2
See estimated pixel width against Google display limits.
- 3
Shorten or reword until the title fits without truncation.
Title writing for SERPs
Front-load primary keyword. Brand name at end unless brand search is the goal.
Avoid duplicate titles across pages — each URL needs a unique title.
Tips
- Aim under 580 pixels (~50–60 characters average).
- Pair with meta tag generator for full title + description output.
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Frequently asked questions
Why pixels instead of characters?▼
Google truncates by pixel width — wide characters like W use more space than narrow ones like i.
What is the safe title length?▼
Aim for under ~580 pixels — roughly 50–60 characters depending on letter widths.