Title & Meta Checker
Check your page title and meta description length in characters and pixels, with a live SERP snippet preview for both desktop and mobile.
Title Tag
0
Characters
30–60 ideal
0px
Pixels
≤ 580px
0
Words
5–12 ideal
Title is too short. Add more descriptive keywords.
Meta Description
0
Characters
100–160 ideal
0
Words
15–25 ideal
Description is too short. Aim for 100–160 characters.
Page URL
SERP Preview
example.com › your-page
Your Page Title
Your meta description will appear here as the snippet below your title in search results.
SEO Score
Title length
Enter a title
Title pixel width
Enter a title
Description length
Enter a description
URL structure
Enter a URL
Generated Tags
<title>Your Page Title</title>
<meta name="description" content="Your meta description…" />
Tips
- Include your primary keyword near the start of the title
- Write for humans first — make descriptions compelling
- Each page should have a unique title and description
- Avoid keyword stuffing — one or two keywords is enough
- Use action words in descriptions: 'Discover', 'Learn', 'Get'
Simple workflow
How to check title and meta length
Step 1
Paste title and description
Use the exact copy from your CMS or HTML, not a draft you plan to rewrite later.
Step 2
Watch characters and pixels
Google truncates by width, not only character count. Stay near 50–60 characters and under 580px.
Step 3
Compare desktop vs mobile
Mobile snippets are shorter. Tighten the first clause so the meaning survives a cut-off.
Frequently asked questions
Why check pixels and not only characters?
Wide letters (W, M) use more space. Two titles with the same character count can truncate differently.
What happens if my title is too long?
Google may cut it with an ellipsis or rewrite it from headings on the page.
Should every page have a unique description?
Yes. Duplicate titles and descriptions waste listings and make it harder to match the right query.
Does a meta description guarantee this snippet?
No. Google often rewrites snippets from the page. A clear description still helps when it is used.