Title Pixel Checker — Does Your Title Fit Google's 580px Limit?
Google cuts page titles off at roughly 580 pixels — not at a fixed character count, because wide letters like “W” take more room than thin ones like “i”. Paste your title below to see its true rendered pixel width, whether it fits, and exactly how Google would truncate it.
Title Pixel Checker
See your title's real pixel width against Google's ~580px cutoff — before you publish.
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1 Paste your page title
Everything is measured live as you type — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
2 Display settings
Google shows ~580–600px on desktop. Mobile shows fewer.
3 Check the fit
📏 Pixel width result
How it works
- Step 1 — Paste the exact
<title>text you plan to publish. - Step 2 — Optionally adjust the pixel cutoff (desktop Google shows about 580–600px; mobile shows fewer).
- Step 3 — The tool measures the true rendered width with a canvas (20px Arial, matching Google’s SERP font) and tells you whether the title fits, is tight, or will be truncated — plus a preview of the truncated version.
Everyday uses
- Bloggers — keep every post title fully visible in search results.
- SEOs — audit client title tags in bulk without a spreadsheet.
- E-commerce — product titles with wide brand names often overflow; check before publishing.
- Developers — validate auto-generated titles from a CMS template.
Rule of thumb: aim for under ~550px of breathing room so Google never cuts your most important words.
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