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Try Semrush free →Google truncates titles at roughly 600 pixels — about 50–60 characters, depending on the letters. Wide characters (W, M) eat space faster than thin ones (i, l), which is why this tool measures pixels, not just characters.
Aim for 120–158 characters (~920 px desktop). Too short wastes real estate; too long gets cut with an ellipsis. Mobile truncates earlier, so check both tabs.
No — Google rewrites descriptions for about 60–70% of queries. But a well-crafted, keyword-relevant description is used more often and improves click-through when it is.
It's a close approximation using average character widths for Google's font. Real rendering varies slightly by device and query, but it's accurate enough to keep you safely inside the limits.