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YouTube title analyzer

Checks title variants against the 100-character limit with pixel truncation previews at mobile, search, and sidebar widths, plus keyword placement, capitalization, emoji, and clickbait checks, and a score ranking across variants.

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Type one or more title variants to check them.

This tool checks formatting and clarity signals only. It does not predict views and it never talks to the YouTube API. Pixel widths come from a per-character estimate, not YouTube's own font metrics, so treat a preview near its truncation point as a warning, not an exact cut.

Titles and keyword

One per line, up to 12
Optional; the phrase search should match
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px
px
px

Surface widths for the truncation previews. Defaults 300, 560 and 210 px; each field accepts 120 to 900, 120 to 1200, 100 to 600 in that order.

The character ceiling is 100, YouTube's own upload cap. One variant line may hold up to 300 characters so oversized drafts can still be measured and flagged.

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