Title & Meta Description Checker
Pixel-width check on a title and description, with the warnings a character count cannot give you.
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Nothing you type here is uploaded, stored or sent anywhere. It all runs in your browser.
What actually matters here
- Width, not characters. Google truncates on rendered pixels. A title in capitals runs out of room far sooner than the same character count in lowercase.
- The keyword near the front, because the end is what gets cut and because readers scan the first few words.
- One brand mention, at the end. Leading with your brand spends the most valuable space on the word people already know.
- Every page different. Duplicate titles across a site are one of the most common and most fixable on-page problems.
Titles get rewritten by Google roughly a third of the time. That is usually a signal the original was vague, stuffed, or did not match what people searched.
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