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Meta Title Length Checker
Check whether a page title fits within a 65-character budget commonly used as a safe target for search result titles.
How to Use Meta Title Length Checker
- 1Paste your page title
- 2Check the character count against the 65-character limit
Frequently Asked Questions
65 characters is a commonly used rule-of-thumb limit for keeping a title tag from being truncated in search results — actual truncation depends on pixel width and font, not a fixed character count, so treat this as a practical guideline rather than Google's exact cutoff.
The remaining count goes negative and the result is flagged with a warning, so you can see both that you're over and by how much.
Non-ASCII characters (accents, emoji, non-Latin scripts) take more than 1 byte each in UTF-8, so the byte count can matter for systems with byte-based rather than character-based limits.
They share the same underlying length-checking code with different limits — this one applies the 65-character title limit, while [Meta Description Counter](/tool/meta-description-counter) uses 160 and [String Length Calculator](/tool/string-length-calculator) has no limit at all.
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