Bulk Meta Title & Description Checker
Truncated titles and cut-off descriptions quietly cost you clicks. Paste every title or description from your crawl, one per line: each is tagged OK or TOO LONG with its length — or preview them exactly as they will look in Google.
- Free, no limits
- No sign-up
- Nothing uploaded
- Undo any step
What do you want to do?
How to use the Bulk Meta Title & Description Checker
- Paste titles (or descriptions) one per line. For a SERP preview, write each line as Title ||| URL ||| Description.
- Pick the check you need.
- Apply, then filter with “Keep lines containing: TOO LONG” to get just the ones to rewrite.
What each option does
Title & Meta Pixel Width Checker
Measures each line in pixels the way Google renders it (title: 20px Arial, about 580px shown; description: 14px Arial, about 920px) and tags it OK or TOO LONG. More accurate than counting c…
Title Tag Length Checker
Tags every line OK or TOO LONG against Google's ~60-character title guideline, with the exact character count shown.
Meta Description Length Checker
Tags every line OK or TOO LONG against the ~160-character meta description guideline, with the exact character count shown.
SERP Snippet Preview Tool
Renders a Google-style search snippet preview from a Title ||| URL ||| Description formatted line, so you can see how a page will actually look in the results before you publish it.
Duplicate Title & Meta Finder
Lists every line that appears more than once and how many times (ignoring capitals and extra spaces) — find duplicate titles, descriptions or H1s in a crawl export before you fix them.
Questions
Pixels or characters?
Google cuts titles off by pixel width (about 580px), not character count — “WWW” takes far more room than “iii”. The pixel checks measure each line in the same font Google uses; the 60 / 160-character checks are the familiar rule of thumb.
Are characters counted correctly for accents and emoji?
Yes — “é” counts as one character, not two bytes.
Can I check a whole site?
Export titles from your crawler (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, etc.), paste the column here, and check them all at once.