Title and Meta Description Checker

Score whether crawlers can name the page from one unique title and a useful description — not a ranking trick.

What this tool gives you

Title score
Fetch or paste
Length hygiene
Starter snippet

Check title and meta description

Fetch a public page or paste the head. The checker scores SERP copy hygiene — not ranking folklore.

What this checker looks for

Title and description name the page in SERPs. They do not make ChatGPT cite you.

<title>

Name the page job, then the brand.

One title

Duplicate <title> tags confuse crawlers.

Length

About 15–60 characters for titles.

description

One sentence, about 70–160 characters.

og:title

Share title should match the document title.

og:description

Share blurb should match the meta description.

How to use the checker

Put the page job first. A clever brand-only title still looks blank in a SERP.

1

Check the live page

Fetch the public URL or paste the head from view-source.

2

Name title and description

One unique title. One sentence description. Align og:* copy.

3

Recheck after theme changes

CMS plugins overwrite titles silently. Re-run after launches.

What healthy title tags usually include

Unique title. Useful description. Matching og:title and og:description. No Home / Untitled placeholders.

PartJobDefault for public sites
<title>Name the page in SERPs15–60 characters
meta descriptionOne-sentence job of the page70–160 characters
One of eachAvoid duplicate tagsExactly one title and one description
og:titleShare-card titleMatch the document title
og:descriptionShare-card blurbMatch the meta description
PlaceholdersDo not ship Home / UntitledName the page job first

Related GEO pages

Name the page, then fill the share card, then label facts.

Title and meta FAQs

Does a longer title make ChatGPT cite my page?

No. Title and description help humans and crawlers name the page. Citations still depend on crawl access, answer-ready content and corroboration.

How long should a title and meta description be?

Aim for about 15–60 characters in the title and 70–160 in the description. Pixel width still truncates, so put the page job first.

Should og:title match the document title?

Yes, closely. Share cards and SERPs should name the same page. A different og:title is fine only when the share context is genuinely different.