YouTube Title Counter checks character count, word count, and likely truncation risk for video titles. It helps keep titles readable before publishing.
Count title length and estimate whether a YouTube title is likely to truncate. Everything runs locally in this tab.
Characters: 38 Words: 8 Likely truncation risk: Low How to clean CSV files in your browser
Yes. The tool is free and runs directly in your browser with no account required.
No. It only processes text or URLs you paste into the browser. It does not log in, scrape, or download third-party content.
It is best for checking whether a draft video title is likely to get cut off in search results or suggested-video thumbnails before you publish.
The tool flags titles over 70 characters as High risk, titles over 55 characters as Medium risk, and anything at or below 55 characters as Low risk. These thresholds approximate where YouTube commonly truncates titles across search results, suggested videos, and mobile layouts.
YouTube allows up to 100 characters when uploading, but titles are visually truncated with an ellipsis well before that in many placements — search results, related-video sidebars, and mobile cards typically cut off in the 55-70 character range. This tool warns at those practical display limits, not the upload limit.
The word count is shown for reference (useful for gauging title style and readability), but this tool doesn't score or optimize based on word count — it's a length and truncation check, not a keyword-density tool.
No, the tool evaluates one title at a time. Replace the input text with each candidate title to compare their character counts individually.
No. It only measures character length, word count, and truncation risk — it does not check titles against YouTube's content or community guidelines.
