Meta Title Counter
60 characters is the Google search display limit for title tags. Past that, Google truncates with "..." — put your keyword at the front.
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Tips for this platform
60 character display limit
Google displays about 580 pixels — roughly 60 characters. Past that, truncated.
Front-load the keyword
Keywords earlier in the title carry more SEO weight. Brand name usually goes last.
Match search intent
The title should match what the searcher wants, not what you want to say.
Use a divider
Pipe (|), dash (—), or colon (:) separate primary keyword from brand or modifier.
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Meta Title (SEO Title Tag) Counter
The meta title — the <title> tag on your page — is what shows up as the clickable blue headline in Google search results. Google displays about 580 pixels of width, which translates to roughly 60 characters. Past that, it chops with "..."
Meta title best practices
- 50–60 characters ideal
- Primary keyword near the start
- Brand name at the end, separated by | or —
- Match the search intent — informational, commercial, navigational
- Don't stuff keywords — write for humans, Google penalizes stuffed titles
Template that works
Primary Keyword — Modifier | Brand Name
Example: Running Shoes for Flat Feet — 2026 Guide | RunnerBase