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
Separate counters for title and description
SERP-style preview snippet mockup
Live recalculation as you type

How to use

Paste your proposed title and description and adjust until they sit in a comfortable range.

Example

Tune SERP titles and meta descriptions before publishing landing pages.

Input

DNS Lookup — A, MX, TXT Records, DNSSEC & Propagation | ILSERBY

Output

Characters: 58 | ~520 px desktop | within recommended title range

FAQ

How to check meta description length online?

Paste your title and description to see character counts and a SERP-style preview. The tool flags when copy is likely too short or too long for typical Google snippets.

What is the Google meta title character limit?

There is no fixed character cap—Google truncates by pixel width. Aim for roughly 50–60 characters or ~580 pixels so most titles display fully.

How long should a meta description be for SEO?

Target about 150–160 characters for desktop snippets. Mobile may show less; the checker helps you spot truncation risk before publishing.

How to preview Google SERP snippet length?

Enter draft title and meta description to compare character counts against common limits and see a visual preview of the combined snippet.

How to preview mobile SERP title truncation?

Use the pixel-width preview alongside character counts—mobile snippets often show fewer characters than desktop.

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