Check your title and meta description against Google's real limits, both character count and actual rendered pixel width, since that's what really decides if Google truncates them.
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Guidelines this tool checks against
Title: aim for 50–60 characters (~≤580px on desktop), Google typically truncates titles wider than that with an ellipsis.
Description: aim for 120–158 characters (~≤920px on desktop), Google usually shows up to ~155–160 characters before truncating, though it sometimes rewrites descriptions entirely from page content.
Front-load your primary keyword and value proposition, the first 40–50 characters matter most and are never cut off.
Avoid ALL CAPS and excessive punctuation, both waste width without adding meaning.
Runs entirely in your browser, nothing you type here is sent anywhere. Pixel widths are measured using Google's standard SERP font metrics (Arial), matching real-world truncation closely, though Google's exact rendering can vary slightly.