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Meta Title Checker

Check a title tag's length and approximate display width, and catch common problems before publishing.

Educational simulationNo live search data: scenarios are fictional and measurements are approximate.
Instructions
  1. Type or paste a title tag. Add the target keyword to check its placement (optional).
  2. Results update as you type: character count, approximate width, and warnings.
  3. Adjust the title until the warnings are resolved, then save your best version.

Input

Output

Results appear here as you work.

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    Learn more: Meta Title Checker
    • Search engines truncate titles by display width, not characters. Wide letters like W and M use more space than i or l.
    • This tool estimates width with your browser's Arial font at 20px and flags titles over about 580px. Real limits vary by device and change over time.
    • A common guideline is 50–60 characters with the main keyword near the start and the brand at the end.
    • Search engines may rewrite titles they consider unhelpful, so write for searchers first.

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