Title Length Checker

What limits does it check?

It compares your title against ~60 characters and ~580 pixels and your meta description against ~160 characters and ~920 pixels — the typical limits Google uses in search results.

Why check pixels instead of characters?

Google truncates titles and descriptions by pixel width rather than character count. Caps, wide letters and punctuation affect width, so char-only tools can lie about truncation.

What do the bars mean?

Each bar fills up to the pixel limit. When it stays in green the snippet is safe; when it turns red the snippet likely gets truncated with ellipsis (…).

Is the pixel estimate exact?

It is an estimate based on common glyph widths for the default search font. Actual rendering varies slightly by font and language, so treat it as a reliable but approximate guide.

Will this help my SEO?

A well-formed, under-limit title and description are fully displayed, which usually improves click-through from search results — one of the foundations of better SEO.