The counts below update as you type. Your text is saved on this device automatically.
Chinese and Japanese characters are counted one character as one word, the usual way to count those languages.
Check that a page title fits in Google's results before it gets cut off: roughly 50 to 60 characters.
The counts below update as you type. Your text is saved on this device automatically.
Chinese and Japanese characters are counted one character as one word, the usual way to count those languages.
Google shows page titles up to about 600 pixels wide, which is roughly 50 to 60 characters. Wide letters such as W and M take more room than i and l, so treat 60 as a guide rather than a hard limit.
The ring is set to 60 and highlights anything past it, and the Meta title row warns when a title may be cut off. Put the words people search for first and the site name last.
Everything is counted on this device. Nothing you write is uploaded, and it works offline.
Roughly 50 to 60 characters. Google cuts titles by width (about 600 pixels), so wide letters use more room than narrow ones.
No. A longer title is cut off with an ellipsis in results, and Google sometimes rewrites titles, but length on its own isn't a penalty.
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