Check your title tag length in characters and pixels, see how it looks in Google and get quick fixes. Check one title or up to 200 at once.
Your title tag is one of the strongest on-page SEO signals and the first thing searchers read. Google cuts titles at about 600 pixels on desktop, not at a fixed number of characters. This checker measures the real width with the same font Google uses, and also checks for common problems like all caps, repeated words and a missing brand.
| Check | Good result |
|---|---|
| Pixel width | Under about 600 px, so it is not cut off |
| Length | Roughly 30 to 60 characters |
| Keyword position | Main keyword near the start |
| Brand | A short brand at the end, if it fits |
| Capitals | Not all in capital letters |
| Repeated words | Each main word used once |
| Separators and spaces | No double spaces or repeated separators |
Checks update live as you type.
In your browserThe title is drawn in 20 px Arial, the font Google uses for titles, and measured.
In your browserIf the width is over about 600 px, the tool shows where Google would add "...".
In your browserKeyword position, caps, emojis, repeats, brand and separators are checked.
In your browserPassed checks add up to a score, with a fix for each failed one.
In your browserAt 20 px Arial, wide letters like “W” and “M” take much more space than “i” or “l”. That is why one 60 character title fits and another is cut. The checker uses your browser’s own text measuring to get the real width of your exact title.
Example: “Best Running Shoes for Flat Feet (2026 Guide) | RunLab” is 54 characters and fits within 600 px.
We compare our preview with live Google results every month. Google can show titles a little longer or shorter, and it rewrites some titles, so the result is a strong guide rather than a promise.
Know exactly if your title will be cut.
See your title as searchers do.
Clear tips to make it better.
Caps, emojis, repeats and separators.
Check up to 200 titles at once.
Share bulk results with your team.
Write titles that fit and get clicked.
Audit titles for a whole site in bulk.
Improve product and category titles.
Test title ideas before you publish.
First release with pixel width, Google preview, score, style checks and bulk mode.
We run the tool against our test cases again and check Google's title link guidance and live search results for changes.
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Keep it under about 600 pixels, which is roughly 50 to 60 characters. Wide letters take more space, so check the pixel width.
Yes. It is 100% free, with no sign-up.
Google may rewrite a title if it is too long, stuffed with keywords, the same across many pages or does not match the page. A clear, unique title helps Google keep it.
Yes, if it fits. Add a short brand at the end, like " | Brand". It builds trust and helps people recognize you.
Not always. The title is shown in Google, the H1 is shown on the page. They should be about the same topic, but can be worded differently.
Yes. The title is one of the clearest signals of what a page is about, and a good title can raise your click-through rate.
Yes. Bulk mode checks up to 200 titles and lets you export the results to CSV.