YouTube allows titles up to 100 characters, but search results, suggested feeds and mobile often truncate somewhere around 60, so the front of your title has to carry the weight. This checker counts your title as you type and marks two thresholds: the hard 100 character cap that YouTube enforces, and the roughly 60 character point where many surfaces cut it off with an ellipsis. It shows you a preview of how the title might appear when truncated so you can front load the important words. Getting this right means viewers see your hook, not a chopped fragment, before they decide to click. Nothing is uploaded; the check runs entirely in your browser. Type or paste your title, watch both markers, and rearrange it so the part that sells the video is always visible.
It shows your character count against the 100 character hard cap and marks the roughly 60 character point where titles often get truncated in listings.
Search and suggested video listings often cut off a title around 60 characters, so the key words should sit before that point.
Yes, spaces and punctuation count toward both the display truncation point and the 100 character cap.
YouTube allows titles up to 100 characters, but search results, suggested feeds and mobile often truncate somewhere around 60, so the front of your title has to carry the weight. This checker counts your title as you type and marks two thresholds: the hard 100 character cap that YouTube enforces, and the roughly 60 character point where many surfaces cut it off with an ellipsis.
Yes. YouTube Title Length Checker is completely free, with no sign-up and no usage limits.
Yes. YouTube Title Length Checker runs in any modern web browser. There is nothing to download or install.
Yes. YouTube Title Length Checker runs entirely on your device in your browser, so nothing you enter is uploaded to a server.