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Title Tag Checker — 60 Characters and 600 Pixels

See how your title tag and meta description will look in Google search results — live desktop and mobile snippet preview with character and pixel counters.

Title length
0 / 60 characters
0 / 600 px (approx.)
Description length
0 / 160 characters
0 / 960 px (approx.)
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Pixel widths are measured with Arial font metrics in your browser and are an approximation — Google's exact fonts and limits change over time. Nothing is fetched from your URL: all input is manual and stays in your browser.

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Result

This page opens the SERP preview with the title field in focus — type or paste your title tag and see its character count, approximate pixel width and the rendered Google-style snippet update live.

Google truncates titles by width, not by characters: the desktop limit is roughly 600 px at about 20 px Arial, which usually lands between 50 and 60 characters — but WIDE CAPITAL LETTERS can overflow at 45 characters while narrow ones survive past 65. That is why this checker shows both counters and draws the actual … cut-off in the preview.

A title that fits is only half the job — front-load the words that matter, because even a truncated title keeps its beginning. Switch the device toggle to mobile to verify the shorter mobile budget, and check your meta description in the same tool while you are here.

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Executed in Browser

Your files and inputs never leave this device. Processing runs completely offline. 100% Secure.

Accepted Formats & Rules

  • Desktop and mobile preview modes with device-specific pixel limits (~600 px title / ~960 px description on desktop).
  • Dual counters for both fields: characters against the 60/160 guidelines and pixels against the device limit, turning red when exceeded.
  • Google-style snippet mock with favicon placeholder, breadcrumb URL path and … truncation exactly where the text overflows.

Key Benefits

✓ Live preview: the mock snippet redraws on every keystroke, so you see truncation with the … ellipsis before Google ever shows it.
✓ Pixel-accurate-ish counters: width is measured with real canvas font metrics (Arial), a much better signal than counting characters alone — and honestly labeled as an approximation.
✓ Fully private: nothing is fetched and nothing is uploaded — you type the title, description and URL yourself, and they never leave your browser.

Use Cases

  • • Check whether a new title tag survives Google's ~600 px desktop cut-off before deploying it.
  • • Trim a meta description to the 160-character and pixel-width budget without losing the call to action.
  • • Preview the snippet on a phone-width screen, where the limits are tighter than on desktop.