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Title Tag Optimizer

Score your title tag against the things that actually drive rankings and clicks — length, keyword position, numbers and power words — and get specific fixes.

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    About this tool

    What is the Title Tag Optimizer?

    The Title Tag Optimizer grades your page title out of 100 and tells you exactly what to improve. It checks the pixel width Google actually truncates at, the character count, whether your focus keyword is present and near the front, and whether you've used click-earning ingredients like a number, a power word or a brand separator.

    The title tag is the single biggest on-page lever for click-through rate, and small changes — moving the keyword forward, trimming to fit, adding a number — can lift traffic without any change in ranking. Instead of guessing, this tool turns best practice into a checklist you can pass item by item, all in your browser.

    Why use it

    Built to win the click, not just the ranking

    Pixel-width check

    Flags titles that will be cut off in Google (~600px), not just character count.

    Keyword position

    Rewards your focus keyword appearing early, where it carries the most weight.

    Actionable checklist

    Every check is pass / improve with a one-line fix — no vague scores.

    How it works

    A few clicks to a better result

    1

    Enter your title

    Paste your draft title and (optionally) your focus keyword.

    2

    Read your score

    Get a 0–100 score plus a pass/improve checklist.

    3

    Apply the fixes

    Address each "improve" item, then re-score until you're in the green.

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    FAQ

    Questions, answered

    Keep it under ~600 pixels — roughly 50–60 characters — so Google doesn't truncate it. Our tool measures the real pixel width as you type.
    As close to the front as reads naturally. Keywords earlier in the title tend to carry more weight and are more visible in results.
    No. The score reflects on-page best practice for clicks and clarity. Rankings also depend on content, links and intent — this optimises the part you fully control.