Check the length of a page title and meta description while editing your search metadata. This tool reports character counts, estimated text width, and missing fields, with review prompts for wording that exceeds common editing guidelines.
How to Use SEO Title & Description Checker
- Paste your current or proposed page title.
- Paste its meta description, or leave a field empty to identify missing copy.
- Review the counts, width estimates, and clarity of the wording.
- Compare the edited text in Google Search Preview before updating your website.
Compare title and description drafts
Character counts are useful when comparing two versions of the same message. Estimated width adds another view because characters occupy different amounts of space: a line of narrow letters can be shorter on screen than an equally long line of wide letters. The checker uses an illustrative preview font, so its measurements are approximate.
What to do with the result
Start by fixing empty fields. Next, read the wording as a visitor would: can they identify the page topic, and does the description explain what they will find? If a long title buries the main subject at the end, move the important information earlier and remove repetition. Do not shorten a clear sentence merely to hit an arbitrary number.
Check the layout as well as the count
The tool checks supplied text, not your live HTML. Use Google Search Preview to compare desktop and mobile snippets. Use the On-Page SEO Checker to confirm the tags your website actually returns.
Key Features
- Browser-based processing
- Example inputs
- Copy and download results
- No paid API or signup
Common Use Cases
- Website publishing
- Content review
- SEO maintenance
Privacy
Your supplied content is processed in your browser and is not uploaded by this tool.
Limitations
Length guidance is approximate; search engines may rewrite or truncate text.