SEO Title Length Checker
Measure your page title's characters and pixel width and see whether Google will cut it off.
Does your title fit in search results?
Google truncates titles with '...' once they exceed a certain width. Cut-off titles can hide important keywords or your brand and lower click-through. The SEO Title Length Checker measures both the character count and the estimated pixel width of your title.
Why pixels?
Google truncates titles by pixel width, not character count. Wide letters like 'W' and 'M' take more space than 'i' and 'l', which is why a 55-character title sometimes fits and sometimes doesn't.
Tips for a good SEO title
- Put the main keyword near the start
- Write a unique title for every page
- Add your brand at the end
- State a clear benefit that invites the click
How to use SEO Title Length Checker
- Type your page title.
- See the character count and estimated pixel width.
- If there's a truncation warning, shorten the title.
- Use the final version in your page's title tag.
Why use this tool?
Optimise titles before publishing so you're more visible and clickable in search results.
FAQ
What's the ideal title length?
Around 50–60 characters, or roughly 580 pixels, usually displays in full.
Why does Google change my title?
If the title doesn't match the content, is too long or is stuffed with keywords, Google may show a different one.
Is title length different on mobile?
Mobile results can show a few more characters, but staying within the desktop limit is safe for both.
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