SEO Meta Checker

Draft your meta title and description, see exactly how they look in Google search, and fix length or keyword problems before you publish.

Meta title 0 chars · 0px

Meta description 0 chars

Focus keyword (optional)

URL slug (optional)

Google preview

Example.com › your-page

Your meta title appears here

Your meta description appears here. Write 120–155 characters that tell people why to click.

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Score 25/100

Meta title

Add a page title - it is the single biggest on-page ranking factor.

No meta description

Google will invent one from page content - usually worse than writing your own.

What are meta tags and why do they matter?

Meta tags live in a page’s <head> and tell search engines and social platforms how to display it. The two that drive clicks are the meta title and meta description - they form the blue link and grey text people see in Google results. Good tags can lift your click-through rate without you climbing a single ranking position.

Getting the title length right

Google shows roughly 580 pixels of title, which is about 55-60 characters in most fonts. Go longer and it gets cut with an ellipsis; go much shorter and you waste space that could hold a keyword or your brand. This tool tracks both character count and an estimated pixel width so you stay safely inside the limit.

Writing a description people click

Descriptions can run to about 990 pixels (~155 characters) before Google trims them. Aim for 120-155 characters that state the page’s benefit and include your keyword naturally - Google bolds matching search terms, which pulls the eye toward your result.

Open Graph and Twitter cards

When your link is shared on Facebook, WhatsApp, or X, those platforms read Open Graph (og:) and Twitter card tags to build the preview card. Even though this tool focuses on the search snippet, the same title and description principles apply - keep them tight and compelling so shared links look intentional.

Common meta tag mistakes

The usual errors are duplicate titles across pages, keyword stuffing, missing descriptions, and forgetting the focus keyword in the title or URL slug. This checker flags each of those and scores the result, so you can fix the red items before publishing.

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Made for SEO work in Nepal

Where Nepali businesses and bloggers compete for Google visibility without agencies.

Local businesses

Shops and hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and beyond write snippets that win local Google searches.

Bloggers & creators

Nepali bloggers check titles and descriptions so their posts get more organic clicks.

Agencies

Small SEO agencies serving Nepali clients audit meta tags quickly without paid software.

E-commerce sellers

Online stores optimise product-page titles to rank for Nepali search terms.

News portals

Editors craft descriptions that fit Google’s limits before publishing breaking news.

Students learning SEO

Learners practise on-page SEO with instant feedback instead of guessing lengths.

What is an SEO meta checker, and how does this free Nepal tool work?

An SEO meta checker reviews your title and description against Google’s length limits and shows a live search preview. Scolar’s checker is free and browser-only: type your tags, watch the score, and fix problems before publishing. No sign-up, no watermark, nothing uploaded.

Why it is free, with no sign-up and unlimited use

All checks run on your device, so there is no server storing your drafts and no account to create. That keeps the tool 100% free, adds no watermark, asks for no email, and lets you check unlimited pages.

How to check your meta tags, step by step

Type your planned meta title and meta description - counters track characters and pixels live.
Review the Google preview to see what searchers will actually see.
Fix anything flagged red, aim for green, then paste the tags into your page.

SEO for Nepali websites

Nepali searchers increasingly use both English and Nepali keywords, and local intent - “near me”, city names, “Nepal” - is strong. A clean, keyword-rich title and description helps a Kathmandu café or a national brand appear above paid competition, all without hiring an expensive agency.

“A Nepali business should not pay for software just to write a good meta title. Type and preview — free.”

SEO made simple free in Nepal

I rewrote my shop’s meta title with this and now show up for "Pokhara boutique" — free tool.

SJ Sarita Joshi Boutique owner · Pokhara

For Nepali client sites I check titles and descriptions here. The score helps me explain fixes.

DK Dipesh K.C. SEO freelancer

My recipe posts get more clicks after I fixed the descriptions. No signup, works on phone.

AP Anjali Pandey Food blogger

How it works

Type your planned meta title and meta description - counters track characters and estimated pixels live.

Review the Google preview to see what searchers will actually see.

Fix anything flagged red, aim for green, then paste the tags into your page.

Why use this tool?

Google truncates titles around 580px (~60 characters) and descriptions around 990px (~155 characters).
One focus keyword per page, placed early in the title, reads best for both users and crawlers.
Everything runs locally in your browser - nothing you draft is uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Which meta tags matter most for SEO?

The meta title and meta description drive your search snippet and click-through rate. The title also carries real ranking weight, while the description influences whether people click. Open Graph tags matter for how the link looks when shared socially.

What is the ideal title and description length?

Aim for a title under ~60 characters / 580px and a description around 120-155 characters / 990px. Within those ranges Google shows your text intact instead of cutting it with an ellipsis.

Does the pixel count match Google exactly?

It is a close estimate based on average glyph widths of Google’s snippet font. Treat it as a safe guide rather than an official measure, since the real limit depends on the characters used.

What happens if my title is too long?

Google usually rewrites or truncates it with an ellipsis, which can cut off your brand name or call to action - so important words should sit at the start.

Should I add Open Graph and Twitter cards?

Yes, if your pages get shared on social platforms. og:title, og:description, and og:image (plus their Twitter card equivalents) control the preview card, and they should mirror the care you put into the search snippet.

What are the most common meta mistakes?

Duplicate titles across pages, keyword stuffing, leaving the description blank, and omitting the focus keyword from the title or URL slug. This checker flags each so you can fix them before publishing.

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