Generate SEO titles under 60 characters from your keyword and brand, in a few patterns, so the full title shows in search results.
How to use the Title tag generator
- Enter the main keyword and your brand name.
- Pick from the generated titles.
- Check the length and keep the keyword near the start.
A good title tag
Under about 60 characters, the main keyword early, a reason to click, and the brand at the end if there is room. Each page needs its own title; duplicates confuse Google about which page to rank.
Reading the suggestions
Each title shows its character count and its estimated pixel width. Google's desktop results cut titles at roughly 600 px, which is about 60 characters of normal text. The pill turns amber if a title is wider than 600 px or shorter than 30 characters; green means it should show in full. The modifier field (an audience, use case or location) is what makes titles specific: "invoicing software for freelancers" is a much better target than "invoicing software". One pattern adds the current year, which helps for "best" searches but needs updating every January.
Title mistakes to avoid
Brand first on pages where nobody searches the brand: put the keyword first instead. Keyword stuffing ("Invoicing Software, Invoice App, Invoices"): Google may rewrite it. Every page titled just the brand name. Titles that promise something the page doesn't deliver, which raises bounce rates. Using a year that is out of date. If Google keeps showing a different title from yours, it usually means the title doesn't match the page's H1 or content well.