Meta Description Analyzer

Measure a meta description, check its length, call to action, keyword use and repeats, and see exactly where it will be cut.

Analyze a meta description

Meta description

Focus keyword

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Truncation preview

Descriptions are compared with the usual 120 to 155 character range and a 920 pixel desktop limit.

Paste the meta description you plan to publish.
Add the focus keyword so the tool can check whether it appears.
Read the notes and the truncation preview, then trim the text before the cut point.

Common questions about the free online meta description analyzer.

Aim for 120 to 155 characters, which is roughly 920 pixels in a desktop search result.

It is not a direct ranking factor, but a clear description can raise click through rate, which does help performance.

A short verb phrase that invites a click, such as learn how, compare prices, try it free or read the guide.

Yes. Search engines often bold matching words, which makes the result stand out and look more relevant.

Search engines trim it at a pixel limit and add an ellipsis, so keep the most important words near the start.

Repeating a word more than twice uses valuable space and can read as keyword stuffing to people and crawlers.

Ideally yes. Without one, a search engine may pull a random sentence from the page, which is rarely persuasive.

No. Everything is measured locally in your browser, so your text is never sent to a server.

Last updated: October 10, 2026