Count characters
The tool counts the title and compares it with a 45–60 character writing guide. This is a practical range, not a Google limit.
Enter a page title and optional keyword. Check the character count, estimated width and readability, then compare the preview before publishing.
A title tag describes the page in search results and browser tabs. Start with the subject or service, add a useful distinction and use the brand when it helps recognition. The checker is an editorial aid: its score cannot predict a ranking or guarantee how Google displays your page.
The tool counts the title and compares it with a 45–60 character writing guide. This is a practical range, not a Google limit.
A browser font measurement gives an indicative pixel width. Wide letters take more room than narrow letters. The search preview is illustrative and may differ from an actual result.
Enter your main expression to see whether it is present. Include it naturally when it describes the page; repeating it does not make the title more useful.
Compare the title with the H1 and page content. A visitor should receive the service, answer or tool suggested by the title.
Before: “Home | My Company”. After: “Accounting for Small Businesses in Belgium | My Company”. The second title identifies the service and audience. Adjust the location and wording to the real content of your page.
Paste the title tag you intend to publish.
Add a relevant keyword if you want a presence check.
Review length, width and the illustrative preview.
Edit the title in your CMS and check the live page.
Yes. You can check titles without signing up or paying.
There is no universal character limit for Google titles. The 45–60 character guide helps writing, while display width depends on letters, fonts, device and the search result layout.
Not always. Google can generate a different title link from visible headings or other page signals. Keep the title and page content consistent.
No. The score summarises checks such as length and keyword presence. Rankings also depend on intent, content, website quality and competing pages.
This tool checks the title you enter. For website-wide indexing, duplicated titles and architecture issues, request a technical SEO audit.