Free Title Tag Checker
Enter a URL to check its title tag: whether it exists, its length in characters and pixels, and how it may appear in Google.
Checks the live page · free, no sign-up
How to use the free title tag checker
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Enter the page URL.
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Review the length and checks.
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Rewrite the title if it's missing, too long or too vague.
Why title tags matter
The title tag tells Google and searchers what a page is about. It's the blue headline in results, the text in browser tabs, and the default title when someone shares the link. Missing, duplicated or truncated titles are among the most common and easiest-to-fix SEO problems.
Aim for 30–60 characters with the main keyword near the start and one title tag per page.
Tips for using the title tag checker
Check your top pages first
Homepage, main services and best-selling products matter most.
Fix duplicates
If several pages share a title, rewrite each around its own keyword.
Generate replacements
Need a better title? Use the SEO title generator.
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Title Tag Checker FAQ
Can I check any website?
Any public page. Pages behind a login, or that block automated requests, can't be checked.
What's the difference between the title tag and the H1?
The title tag appears in Google and the browser tab; the H1 is the headline on the page itself. They're often similar, but don't have to match.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up. Page checks are limited to 60 a day per person to keep them fast for everyone.
Why does my title show differently in Google?
Google may rewrite titles it finds too long, stuffed or unrepresentative. A clear, accurate title is usually kept.
Is a missing title tag bad?
Yes. Every page needs a title; without one Google guesses, often badly.
Does the title tag affect rankings?
Yes, it's one of the clearest relevance signals on a page.
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