What is the ideal title length?

Roughly 30–60 characters. Under 30 tends to look thin in search results; over 60 risks Google truncating it with an ellipsis.

Does this measure exact pixel width like Google does?

No — it counts characters, a reliable proxy. Google actually truncates by pixel width, which varies slightly by character, so treat 60 as a safe guideline rather than an exact cutoff.

Meta Title Length Checker

Check whether your page title fits Google search results without being truncated.

Page title

Too short Title is empty.

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How it works

1
Paste your page title
The <title> tag you plan to publish.
2
Read the character count
Updates live with a too-short/good/too-long verdict.
3
Adjust until it is in the safe range
Roughly 30-60 characters.

FAQ

What is the ideal title length?: Roughly 30–60 characters. Under 30 tends to look thin in search results; over 60 risks Google truncating it with an ellipsis.
Does this measure exact pixel width like Google does?: No — it counts characters, a reliable proxy. Google actually truncates by pixel width, which varies slightly by character, so treat 60 as a safe guideline rather than an exact cutoff.