Keyword Length Analyzer
Measure character and word length across a keyword list.
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What the Keyword Length Analyzer does
The Keyword Length Analyzer measures every entry against a character limit you set, which is the practical way to check whether keywords will fit a title tag, a caption or an ad field.
How it works
Character counts are computed directly and each entry is displayed with its length in brackets, split into within-limit and over-limit groups.
- 1Paste the keywords or titles you want measured.
- 2Set the character limit for your target field.
- 3Generate the two groups.
- 4Shorten anything in the over-limit group.
- 5Re-run to confirm everything now fits.
Worked example
With a sixty-character limit, a seventy-two character phrase appears in the over group labelled (72).
Who uses it
- Checking page titles against a display limit
- Fitting keywords into ad headlines
- Keeping video titles readable on mobile
- Auditing meta descriptions you drafted
Best practices
- Use sixty characters as a rough title guideline.
- Measure the final phrasing, not the raw keyword.
- Shorten by removing filler words first.
- Re-run after editing to verify.
Honest limitations
Character counts are exact but display limits vary by device and platform, so treat any threshold as guidance rather than a rule.
Frequently asked questions
- Why sixty characters?
- It is a widely used rough guideline for page titles, not an official limit.
- Does it count spaces?
- Yes, every character including spaces is counted.
- Can I set a different limit?
- Yes, the limit is fully adjustable.