Your Clicks, Our Hype
Meta Title & Description Checker
Write a meta title and description that fit Google properly. This free checker gives you live character counts, pixel-width guidance and a real-time Google SERP preview — on desktop and mobile — so there are no surprises after you publish.
✍️ Your meta tags
Leave blank and the preview will use clickhype.co.uk.
Characters
0 / 50–60 Empty
Pixel width (desktop)
0 px / ~600 px Empty
Characters
0 / 150–160 Empty
Pixel width (desktop)
0 px / ~920 px Empty
🔎 Google preview
Desktop
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Click Hype
https://clickhype.co.uk
Your meta title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here. Write something clear and useful so searchers want to click your result instead of the others.
Mobile
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Click Hype
https://clickhype.co.uk
Your meta title will appear here
Your meta description will appear here. Write something clear and useful so searchers want to click your result instead of the others.
⚠️ Checks & warnings
✅ Best practices
- Title: aim for 50–60 characters (and under ~600 px). Put your main keyword and the reader benefit near the start — Google may cut off the end.
- Description: aim for 150–160 characters (and under ~920 px on desktop, less on mobile). It does not rank you by itself, but a good one wins clicks.
- Write for humans first. Make a promise the page actually keeps. Curiosity gets clicks; clickbait gets bounces.
- One page, one intent. Every page should have a unique title and description — never copy the same meta tags across posts.
- Include a reason to click: a number, a year, “step by step”, “with checklist” or “free tools” — only if the page really delivers it.
- Avoid keyword stuffing. Repeat your keyword naturally once in the title and once in the description at most.
- Check the pixel width, not just characters. Wide letters (W, M) take more space than narrow ones (i, l), so two titles with the same character count can look very different in Google.