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Product Title Character Counter

Check your product title against character limits for Shopify, Google Shopping, Amazon, Etsy, and more. Detect filler words, formatting issues, and see platform compatibility at a glance.

Product Title

85 characters15 words
070 (Google SEO)150 (Shopping)

First 70 chars (visible in Google)

Premium Leather Wallet for Men - RFID Blocking - Full Grain Italian Le...


Title Structure Examples

Title Score

70/100

Needs work

Characters

85

15 words

Google SEO

Truncated

Shows first 70 of 85

Issues

3

0 tips

Score 70/100 — title has room for improvement. 3 items to review.

Platform Compatibility

PlatformMaxIdealRemainingStatus
ShopifyAdmin limit 255, but Google truncates at ~7025570170OK
Google ShoppingMax 150, first 70 most visible1507065OK
AmazonMax 200, mobile truncates at ~8020080115OK
EtsyMax 140, first 40-50 shown in search1407055OK
Google SEOSERP title truncates at ~60 chars / 580px7060-15OVER
Facebook/MetaSocial shares truncate at ~651006515OK

Content Analysis

Word count15 words
Separators (| -)3
ALL CAPS words0
Filler wordspremium
Special chars / EmojiClean
Duplicated wordsleather (2x)

Issues & Tips (3)

WARNOver 70 chars — will be truncated in Google search results and some marketplace views
WARNFiller words detected: "premium" — marketplaces may flag or suppress these
WARNRepeated words: leather (2x) — remove redundancy

What Is a Product Title Character Counter?

A product title character counter measures the length of a product name and checks it against character limits for platforms such as Shopify, Google Shopping, Amazon, and Etsy. It can also flag patterns such as filler words, ALL CAPS, or repeated keywords that make titles harder to scan.

A title can fit Shopify’s product field and still be cut off in search results or marketplace displays. Checking length and wording before publishing helps you put the most useful details where shoppers are most likely to see them.

Product Title Character Limits and Formulas

The character count is the number of letters, numbers, spaces, and punctuation marks in a title. A platform’s maximum field length is different from the shorter display length that may appear in search results.

Character count = letters + numbers + spaces + punctuation
Remaining characters = platform limit − character count

For example, a title with 55 characters has 15 characters remaining under a 70-character target. Display limits are approximate: Google may truncate titles based on pixel width, device, and query, not only character count.

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Enter or paste your product title. Include spaces and punctuation as they appear in your store.
  2. Review the character count. Use it to see whether the title fits the selected platform’s limit or display target.
  3. Check the content analysis. Review any flags for filler terms, ALL CAPS, or repeated keywords.
  4. Apply the optimization tips. Keep the product type and distinguishing details, then remove wording that does not help shoppers identify the item.

Use the URL Slug / Handle Generator to turn a finalized title into a readable Shopify handle. The handle is separate from the product title and has different SEO considerations.

Step-by-Step Example

Suppose a Shopify store lists a ceramic travel mug and wants a title that can also work in marketplace feeds:

Northline Ceramic Travel Mug - Leakproof 12 oz

Check Calculation or result
Character count 46 characters, including spaces and punctuation
Shopify product title Within the 255-character limit
Google Shopping Below the 70-character visibility target
Main product details Brand, product type, leakproof feature, capacity

The title identifies the item and includes a practical feature and capacity without using the entire Shopify field limit. If the product is not actually leakproof, remove that claim: product titles should describe verifiable product attributes, not just attractive-sounding benefits.

Character Limit vs. Display Length

A platform can accept a title that its search results or mobile interface does not show in full. Treat the maximum as a technical boundary, not a recommended target; place the product type and most important attribute near the beginning so they remain visible if the end is truncated.

Platform Maximum or visibility guide
Shopify product title Up to 255 characters
Google Shopping Up to 150; aim for about 70 for visibility
Amazon Up to 200; mobile display may show about 80
Etsy Up to 140; search display may show about 40–50
eBay Up to 80
Walmart Up to 75

Marketplace requirements can vary by category and may change, so check the current channel rules before uploading a feed. Google’s product data specification provides current guidance for product titles. For Google organic search, a Meta Title Length Checker can assess a page’s meta title separately; it is not the same field as a product title.

6 Tips to Improve Product Titles

  1. Move the product type into the first 30 characters. Put “linen duvet cover” before a seasonal phrase so shoppers can identify the item even if the title is shortened.
  2. Change a vague feature into a specific attribute. Replace “comfortable” with “300-thread-count cotton” when that specification is accurate.
  3. Remove subjective filler. Delete words such as “amazing” or “best” unless they are part of a registered product or collection name.
  4. Test a shorter version for mobile. Reduce a 95-character title to 68 characters and compare whether the product type, brand, and key attribute remain.
  5. Use one clear separator. Replace repeated punctuation or multiple pipes with a single dash, then check that the title still reads naturally.
  6. Review claims before publishing. The FTC’s advertising guidance explains that marketing claims should be truthful and supported; verify performance, material, and certification claims against the product.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Shopify product title character limit?

Shopify allows up to 255 characters for product titles, but a title can be accepted by Shopify and still be shortened in search or marketplace displays. Google search results often show roughly 60–70 characters, Google Shopping titles can contain up to 150, and Amazon mobile displays may show about 80. Put the most important terms early, using a structure such as product type, key feature, then brand when that order suits the channel.

What is the ideal product title length for SEO?

For Google organic search, a title around 50–70 characters is a useful starting point because results may truncate longer titles, often based on pixel width rather than a fixed character count. Google Shopping allows longer titles, but keeping the most important details within the opening portion improves visibility across placements. There is no length that guarantees higher rankings.

How should I structure a Shopify product title?

Use the order that best matches the channel and how shoppers search: for example, brand, product type, and feature for a store page, or product type, brand, and attributes for a shopping feed. Put the clearest identifying terms first, use readable separators, and avoid padding the title with promotional language. Audit the page’s headings and metadata separately with the Meta Title & Description Auditor.

What words should I avoid in product titles?

Remove subjective filler such as “best” or “amazing,” promotional phrases such as “buy now,” unnecessary ALL CAPS, excessive punctuation, and repeated keywords. These choices can make a title harder to read or conflict with a marketplace’s formatting rules, but they do not automatically mean that every platform will penalize the listing.

Do product title character limits differ by marketplace?

Yes: Shopify permits up to 255 characters, while Google Shopping allows up to 150, Amazon up to 200, Etsy up to 140, eBay up to 80, and Walmart up to 75 under the limits used here. Display lengths can be shorter than submission limits, and category-specific rules may apply. If one title must serve several channels, prioritize the shortest relevant display target and add remaining details to the description or channel-specific fields.

About This Calculator

The Product Title Character Counter was built by Luis Dev Studio for Shopify merchants checking product titles across storefronts and marketplaces. For help improving your store’s content or SEO, explore our services or contact us.

Updated by Luis Gonzalez · Jan 3, 2026

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