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Free Google Shopping Title Checker

Paste your product titles below. We’ll grade each one instantly — length, ALL-CAPS, promotional text, structure and missing attributes — and tell you exactly how to fix it. Runs in your browser; nothing is stored.

Don’t fix them one by one

Trajekt rewrites and optimises every title in your catalogue automatically — with rules and AI — and keeps them that way on every feed refresh. Free plan, no card needed.

Fix my titles automatically → Read the title guide

What the checker looks for

Product titles are the single highest-impact field in a Google Shopping feed — they decide which searches you show for and how often you get clicked. This tool checks your titles against the patterns that consistently perform (and the ones that get products disapproved):

📏 Length

Aim for ~50–150 characters, with the key words in the first 70 — that’s what Google shows.

🚫 Promotional text

“Sale”, “free shipping”, “% off” and price claims aren’t allowed and risk disapproval.

🔄 Front-loading

Lead with brand and product type — not a colour or size — so the most-searched words come first.

🏷️ Attributes

Include what buyers filter by: colour, size, material, model. More matched attributes, more impressions.

These are proven heuristics, not Google’s internal ranking. Trajekt’s AI enrichment applies the same principles across thousands of products with far more nuance — and rewrites titles per channel (Google, ChatGPT, Meta) from one catalogue.

Title checker FAQs

A strong Google Shopping title front-loads the words shoppers search — usually Brand + Product + key attributes (colour, size, material) — stays roughly 50 to 150 characters, avoids ALL-CAPS and promotional text, and includes the attributes buyers filter by. Titles are the highest-impact field in a Shopping feed.
Google allows up to 150 characters and displays roughly the first 70 depending on placement. Put the most important, most-searched words in the first 70 characters, and use the rest for supporting attributes.
Google prohibits promotional text like 'sale', 'free shipping', 'best price' or a percentage discount in the title. Titles should describe the product, not the offer. Promotional wording risks disapproval and reduced reach.
Yes. It runs entirely in your browser, needs no signup, and stores nothing. If you want Trajekt to rewrite and optimise every title across your catalogue automatically with AI, there is also a permanent free plan.

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