Who this helps
- Blog editors preparing page titles
- Site owners reviewing a meta description
Blog Utility
Quickly check the character count, recommended length, and search result preview status of your blog title and description.
Enter your blog title and description to automatically update character count, recommended range, and search preview.
Tool reference band: about 25–35 units
Tool reference band: about 70–110 units
Preview how the title and description may appear in search results.
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Quickly check the character count, recommended length, and search result preview status of your blog title and description.
Count a draft title and meta description, compare the wording in a simple search preview, and copy both fields. The colored ranges are this tool's writing aids; they do not measure Google rankings or predict the exact snippet.
Paste the title as plain text, without HTML tags.
Enter a summary that describes this page specifically.
Review both character counts and the preview.
Treat the colored ranges as prompts to review wording, not mandatory limits.
Copy the draft, apply it to the page and inspect the published HTML.
This is an editing example, not an automatically generated replacement.
The preview displays your own revised text; it does not rewrite it.
The tool trims leading and trailing whitespace and counts JavaScript UTF-16 code units. It uses the same internal bands in every language: title 25–35 and description 70–110. Titles above 60 and descriptions above 160 receive a stronger warning. Emoji may count as more than one unit.
Draft text is processed in this browser and is not saved to the win-j server.
Find missing, duplicate and questionable canonical links before publishing. The checker reads supplied HTML; it cannot confirm which canonical URL a search engine has selected.
Extract the first three heading levels from HTML and review empty headings, repeated H1 elements and missing section structure. The outline is a starting point for editorial and accessibility review.
No. This is the tool's internal band, originally suited to Korean drafts, and is not a universal search limit.
The counter uses UTF-16 string length rather than visible grapheme clusters.
No. Search engines can choose different title or body text, and display width varies.