SEO Meta Length Checker
For SEO specialists and copywriters who need to keep titles under 60 characters (~580px) and descriptions under 160 characters (~920px) to avoid SERP truncation. Google SERP truncation: title ~60 chars (580px), description ~160 chars (920px).
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How to Use This Tool
- Paste your page title into the Title field.
- Paste your page description into the Description field.
- Observe the live character and pixel‑width counters.
- Adjust the text until both metrics fall below the 60/580 and 160/920 thresholds.
- Copy the refined meta tags into your CMS.
FAQ
- Q: What character limits does Google enforce on titles?
- A: Google truncates titles at about 60 characters or 580px depending on font and device – Google SERP truncation: title ~60 chars (580px).
- Q: Why does pixel width matter?
- A: Because Google’s SERP displays up to 580px for titles and 920px for descriptions; exceeding that causes truncation – the pixel width estimate helps you see how close you are.
- Q: Can I rely only on character count?
- A: No; character width varies, so a 60‑character title can still exceed 580px – use pixel width estimates.
- Q: Which fonts should I base the pixel table on?
- A: Base the table on the standard SERP font stack: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif, which Google’s preview uses.