Paste a list of titles and descriptions to validate pixel lengths in bulk. Runs in your browser — nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
One page per line, tab-separated: title[TAB]description
| # | Title | Title px | Status | Description | Desc px | Status |
|---|
Managing SEO for a site with dozens or hundreds of pages means checking title tags and meta descriptions at scale. Doing it one page at a time is slow and error-prone. This tool lets you paste an entire list, validates pixel widths instantly, and flags any pages that are over budget or dangerously close. Export the results as CSV for your SEO audit spreadsheet or hand off to a developer.
Paste one page per line with the title and description separated by a tab character. This is the default format when you copy from a spreadsheet (Google Sheets, Excel, Airtable):
Each title and description gets a status based on its pixel width relative to Google's truncation budget. OK (green) means comfortably under the limit. CLOSE (amber) means within 10% of the budget — it will probably display fully, but you are cutting it tight. OVER (red) means Google will truncate the text with an ellipsis, cutting off whatever comes after the budget.
This tool checks against desktop pixel budgets:
Export your page titles and meta descriptions from your CMS, Screaming Frog, or Ahrefs. Paste the two columns into the checker. Fix any OVER or CLOSE items, re-check, then download the cleaned results as CSV. This single step catches truncation issues that would otherwise slip through to production and hurt your click-through rate in search results.
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