Measure a title and description by rendered width, with a live preview of the result.
The text inside your <title> element
Optional — shown above the result
Optional — reports where it appears and how often
example.com
Your page title appears here
Your meta description appears here. Write something specific about what the page offers.
Enter a title and description to see the measured width of each, where they would be cut, and any issues.
Widths are computed from a character-width table for the font Google uses on desktop results, not from Google’s renderer, so treat them as guidance rather than a prediction. Real truncation varies with device, query and result type, and Google rewrites a substantial share of titles and substitutes its own description text regardless of what you set. The preview also cannot show rich results, sitelinks or ratings, which depend on crawled data this tool has no access to.
A well-sized title
Fits comfortably on desktop
Free SEO Tools for Marketers | UtilixToo long
Will be cut with an ellipsis
The Complete and Utterly Comprehensive Guide to Absolutely Everything About Search Engine OptimisationToo short
Wastes available space
SEO ToolsType it or paste the contents of your <title> tag.
Optional. The analyser reports where it appears and how often.
Errors, warnings and suggestions are listed separately, with the measured width.
A per-character width table means a title of narrow letters is judged differently from one full of capitals — which is how the results page actually behaves.
Knowing the keyword is at word nine is more useful than knowing it is there, because word nine is often past the truncation point.
Pixel widths are an approximation and Google frequently rewrites titles. The tool says so rather than presenting an estimate as a verdict.
Write the title and description together and see the result they produce. Google truncates by rendered width rather than character count, so a 55-character title full of capital Ws can be cut while a 65-character one of narrow letters survives — this measures your text against a per-character width table and reports the approximate pixel width beside the character count, for desktop and mobile separately. The snippet preview updates as you type, the focus keyword is located in both fields, and real problems are separated from suggestions. It is an approximation rather than a prediction: Google rewrites a substantial share of titles and often substitutes its own description text, and no tool outside Google can know which.
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