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Title & Meta Length Checker
Check your title and meta description by pixel width, and preview exactly where Google will cut them off.
Desktop result
Mobile result
Pixels, not characters: Google truncates titles at about 580–600 px wide on desktop (roughly 50–60 characters) and descriptions at about 920 px on desktop and 680 px on mobile (around 155–160 characters). Wide letters like “W” and “M” use more room than “i” or “l”, so this checker measures real pixel width in Google’s font. Google also rewrites snippets sometimes — treat this as a close preview, not a guarantee.
About the Title & Meta Length Checker
The Title and Meta Length Checker measures your SEO title and meta description in pixels, the way Google does, and previews exactly where they will be cut off on desktop and mobile. Highlight your keyword to see it in bold, as Google shows matches, and write snippets that fit and earn more clicks.
How to use the Title & Meta Length Checker
- Enter your title tag and meta description.
- Add the page URL and the keyword to highlight.
- Check the pixel widths and the desktop and mobile previews.
- Shorten or rewrite until nothing important is cut off.
Frequently asked questions
How long should an SEO title be?
Google shows about 580–600 pixels of a title on desktop, roughly 50–60 characters. Wide letters like W and M use more space than narrow ones.
How long should a meta description be?
Around 920 pixels on desktop and a little less on mobile — about 150–160 characters.
Why does Google rewrite my title or description?
Google sometimes replaces them if they don’t match the search well or are too long. Clear, accurate snippets that fit are rewritten less often.