Title Tag Analyzer

Measure a title in characters and pixels, check keywords, brand placement and repeats, and get a rewritten suggestion.

Analyze a title tag

Characters: 0 · Approximate pixels: 0
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Pixel width uses average character widths, and search engines often cut titles near 600 pixels.

How to use the Title Tag Analyzer

  1. Paste the title tag you plan to publish.
  2. Enter the focus keyword and the brand name you want to rank and show.
  3. Read the notes, then copy the rewritten suggestion if it fits your page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the free online title tag analyzer.

Aim for 50 to 60 characters, or about 600 pixels, because longer titles are usually cut off in search results.
Search engines truncate by pixel width, so 60 narrow letters may fit while 60 wide letters are cut off.
Put the focus keyword as close to the front as possible, so it stays visible even when the title is truncated.
Yes, usually at the end, because that leaves the start of the title free for the words people search for.
They are words repeated in the same title. Each repeat wastes space and can look like keyword stuffing.
Phrases such as best ever, click here or shocking read as hype and can reduce trust and click through rate.
It moves the keyword to the front, drops filler words and puts the brand at the end inside the length limit.
No. The analysis runs in your browser, so the text you paste never leaves your device.

Last updated: October 10, 2026