Type your title tag and meta description and see them as a Google result on desktop and mobile. The tool measures real pixel width in your browser, so you know whether the text will be cut off before you publish.
Pixel widths are measured in your browser with Arial, which Google uses for results. Google may still rewrite a title or description, so treat this as a close guide.
Google shows roughly the first 580 to 600 pixels of a title, which is about 50 to 60 characters, though wide letters take more room. Put the important words first and make each title unique.
Aim for about 120 to 160 characters. Google often shows around 155 on desktop and fewer on mobile, and it may rewrite the text to match the search.
Google truncates by width, not character count. A title with many wide letters such as W or M is cut earlier than one with narrow letters.
Often, but not always. Google may rewrite titles and descriptions it thinks do not match the page or the search. A clear, accurate, specific title lowers the chance.
Not directly. It affects click-through, which matters because a better snippet earns more visits from the same ranking.
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