About the SEO Meta Prompt Builder
This tool doesn't write your title tags and meta descriptions itself — it builds a well-structured prompt that gets an AI to write them correctly on the first try. It bakes in the character ranges that keep you within Google's real pixel-width display limits, asks for the primary keyword to be placed early, and — importantly — asks the AI to count and report the character length of each option it generates, since AI models can miscount without being explicitly asked to verify. Fill in your page topic and keyword, optionally add a brand name, tone, and call-to-action style, and get a ready-to-paste prompt. Everything is generated locally in your browser.
Length Guidelines
Title tag50-60 characters, roughly 580-600 pixels on desktop. Google's actual cutoff is pixel width, not character count — characters like "W" and "M" are much wider than "i" or "l".
Meta description150-160 characters, roughly 920 pixels on desktop. Mobile can display slightly more due to text wrapping, but 150-160 is the safe range for both.
Keyword placementPut the primary keyword within roughly the first 30-35 characters of the title — if truncation happens, the most important words should already be visible.
Don't keyword-stuffGoogle can rewrite or ignore titles it judges over-optimized, duplicated across many pages, or not genuinely descriptive of the content.
Length isn't a ranking factorTitle and description length don't directly affect rankings — but truncation hurts click-through rate, which matters for traffic even when it doesn't move rankings directly.
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