Title Tag Generator
Title Tag Generator is a free tool that builds up to twelve Google page titles from your keyword, business name and area, each checked for Google's width.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Runs in your browser
Type your main keyword, business name and area, pick the kind of page, and get up to twelve title tags built from proven, transparent formulas — no AI guesswork. Each title shows its pixel width against Google’s roughly 580-pixel limit, a preview of where Google would cut it, and warnings if the keyword sits too far back or your brand appears twice.
Your workspace
Fill in the details above, then press the button to see your result.
Guide
How to use it
- 1Enter the main thing people search for, such as “dentist” or “AC repair”.
- 2Add your business name, your area and what makes you different. Each one unlocks more options.
- 3Choose the kind of page: home, service, product, blog, location or category.
- 4Pick a title with a green bar and no warnings, and copy it.
- 5Paste it into your website’s SEO title field, or give it to whoever manages your site.
What the results mean
- Title tag
- The blue clickable headline Google shows for your page in search results. It is set in your website’s code or SEO settings, not the heading on the page itself.
- Pixel width
- Google cuts titles by how wide they are on screen, about 580 pixels, not by a fixed number of letters. Capitals and wide letters like M and W use the space fastest.
- Keyword near the front
- People scan the first few words of each result. If your main keyword is at the start, searchers see at once that your page matches what they typed.
- Selling point
- The one reason to pick you over the next result — open Sundays, free home visit, 20 years’ experience. It turns a plain title into a reason to click.
Common questions
Why not just use AI to write titles?
These formulas are the patterns that work on real results pages, and you can see exactly how each title was built. You stay in control of the wording and nothing is invented about your business.
Should every page have a different title?
Yes. Two pages with the same title compete with each other and Google may show neither. Give each page its own keyword and its own title.
Will Google always show my title exactly?
No. Google sometimes rewrites titles it thinks do not match the page. Titles that fit the width and honestly describe the page are rewritten far less often.
Guides on this topic
- Can ChatGPT Help With SEO? Practical Uses and LimitationsWhat ChatGPT can and cannot do for your SEO: practical uses, limits like made-up facts and no search data, and what Google says about AI-written content.
- How to Write a Blog Post That Ranks on GoogleA one-afternoon method for writing a blog post that ranks: pick a real customer question, study the top results, draft fast, edit for phones, then add SEO.
- How to Write SEO Titles and Meta DescriptionsSimple formulas for SEO titles and meta descriptions, with Indian local examples, the pixel-width limits Google uses, and why Google sometimes rewrites them.