Hindi Title & Meta Description Length Checker

Google cuts titles at about 600 pixels on desktop, not at a fixed number of characters. Devanagari letters with matras are often wider than English letters, so a Hindi title usually fits in roughly 45 to 55 characters, compared with 55 to 60 in English. Check the pixel width rather than counting characters.

Aim for about 120 to 150 characters, or up to around 920 pixels on desktop and 680 pixels on mobile. Put the most important words and your keyword in the first half so they show even when the description is shortened.

Hindi letters are built from several Unicode characters - for example कि is क plus the matra ि. Many counters count each code point, so Hindi text looks longer than it is. This tool shows both the code-point count and the visible letter count, and measures the real pixel width.

Use the form your audience searches most. If people search "paise kaise kamaye" in Hinglish, you can add it to the title or the description alongside the Devanagari version. Our Hindi Keyword Research Tool shows which forms people use.