Meta Title & Description Length Checker
Check approximate SERP pixel/character lengths for titles and descriptions.
About this tool
Estimate whether a title or meta description is likely to fit in typical Google SERP snippets. Limits are approximate — Google may rewrite snippets — but length checks still help avoid obvious truncation.
What you get
- Character counts for title and description
- Approximate pixel-width style guidance
- Visual cues when text is short, OK, or likely too long
How to use
Paste your proposed title and description and adjust until they sit in a comfortable range.
FAQ
What is the ideal meta title length for Google?
Aim for roughly 50–60 characters or ~580 pixels—longer titles often truncate in SERPs though Google may rewrite them.
How long should a meta description be?
Target about 150–160 characters; the checker shows when copy is likely too short or too long for typical snippets.
Will Google truncate my title in search results?
Google measures pixel width, not characters alone—very wide glyphs or long titles get cut with an ellipsis.
How to check SERP snippet length?
Paste your draft title and description to see character counts and visual cues for comfortable snippet length.
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