Titles and descriptions should explain the result clearly before a searcher clicks. This checker reviews character and approximate pixel length, keyword placement, repetition, and basic readability, then previews a desktop-style search result. Search engines can rewrite either field, so the preview is a planning aid rather than a promise of exactly what will appear.
There is no fixed character limit because search results use pixel width. Roughly 30–60 characters is a useful editing range, but clarity and uniqueness matter more.
About 120–160 characters often fits a desktop result, though display length varies by device and query and search engines may choose different page text.
No. Natural wording and a close variant can communicate relevance. Exact repetition is useful only when it reads well and accurately describes the page.
No. Search engines frequently rewrite titles or select a different snippet when another version appears more relevant to the query.
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