Character counter
Counts your title against YouTube’s 100 character maximum.
Paste your title and, if you have one, the keyword you want to rank for. See the character count, where the title gets cut in search results on desktop and mobile, and a score with clear fixes.
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The phrase you expect people to search, such as “iPhone camera tips”. The checker looks for it near the start of the title.
Each check passes or fails with a short tip. Edit the title and check again until the important words sit before the cut.
Counts your title against YouTube’s 100 character maximum.
Shows where the title is likely cut in search: after about 70 characters on desktop and about 55 on mobile.
Flags titles outside the 40 to 70 character range that works for most videos.
Checks that your target keyword appears near the start, where both viewers and search notice it.
Numbers like “5 mistakes” or “in 10 minutes” set clear expectations, so the checker notes whether your title has one.
Warns about ALL CAPS words, too many emojis and stacked exclamation marks.
Flags words that promise more than a video may deliver, so you can decide whether the claim is fair.
Checks run in your browser. Your title is not sent to our servers.
A last quick check on the title before you hit publish.
Clear titles for the setup guides, tutorials and FAQ videos your customers search for.
Rewrite titles on videos that get impressions but few clicks.
One shared checklist everyone follows before a client video goes live.
A YouTube title has two jobs: tell search what the video is about, and give a person a reason to click. YouTube allows 100 characters, but search results usually cut the title after about 70 characters on desktop and about 55 on mobile. Anything past that may never be read, so the words that matter most belong at the start.
Most strong titles land between 40 and 70 characters. Lead with the phrase people search for, add a specific detail such as a number, a result or a time frame, and keep the promise honest. A title that oversells may win the click, but viewers leave in the first seconds when the video does not match.
Avoid ALL CAPS words, rows of exclamation marks and piles of emojis. In a list of results they look like spam. One emoji or one capitalized word for emphasis is plenty. The thumbnail works with the title too: the two should add to each other, not repeat the same words.
Once the title is ready, the free YouTube tag generator can suggest tags based on it.
100 characters. YouTube Studio will not save a longer title.
Between 40 and 70 characters is a good rule of thumb. That is specific enough to be useful and still shows almost in full in desktop search.
After about 70 characters on desktop and about 55 on mobile. It depends on letter widths and screen size, so the preview is an estimate.
Where you can, yes. The first words are always visible and tell both viewers and search what the video covers. Keep the sentence natural.
Numbers make a title concrete and help people decide quickly. Use them only when the video really has a list, a result or a time frame.
All caps words, emoji piles and stacked exclamation marks read as shouting or spam. Use them sparingly, if at all.
Words that exaggerate or promise something the video does not deliver. The checker flags common examples, and you decide whether your claim is fair.
No. The score checks title basics only. The topic, the thumbnail and the video itself matter at least as much.
No. All checks run in your browser.
No. Adly publishes and schedules to Instagram, Facebook Pages, TikTok, your LinkedIn profile and X (on Solo and up). You can use it to make designs and short videos that promote your YouTube videos there.
Adly creates on-brand designs, short videos and captions in Arabic or English, then publishes and schedules them to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn and X.
Try Adly free