Check your title tag against Google's ~600px display limit with a live SERP preview, character count and pixel estimate — plus guidance for the 50-60 character sweet spot.
Google truncates titles around 50-60 characters (≈600px). Front-load your primary keyword and your brand name last.
Google truncates titles around 50-60 characters (~600px) on desktop. Front-load your primary keyword, keep the value proposition in the first 50 characters, and put the brand last.
No — but truncated titles lose clicks, and click-through rate influences rankings indirectly. A 55-character title that reads completely beats a 70-character one that doesn't.
We estimate ~6.5px per character averaged across mixed-case text. Google's actual rendering varies by font and character — treat it as an approximation.
Only if there's room after the keyword and value proposition. Brand-last is the common pattern, but a truncated '…brand' is wasted characters — drop it on pages where the keyword needs the space.