AI title tag generator

Enter a topic or keyword. Get eight title tag options that fit Google's desktop results, with character and pixel counts.

Your titles appear here, each with its character count and estimated width in Google’s desktop results.

Written by an open-weight model (Meta Llama 3.3 70B) running on Cloudflare Workers AI. It can get facts wrong and doesn’t know your product beyond what you type. Review and edit before you publish. We don’t save what you enter.

What makes a title tag earn the click

The title tag is the blue headline of your search result, and the biggest lever you have on click-through for pages that already rank. On our own product, rewriting titles and snippets on pages already on page one or two of Google was one of the biggest wins (the Versely case study covers it). The patterns that work are boring and reliable:

Main phrase first. If the title gets cut, the part people searched for survives.
Say what the page is. “Invoice template for freelancers (free, editable)” beats a clever line that needs a second read.
One qualifier. An audience, a format (template, checklist, calculator) or a differentiator (free, no sign-up). Not all of them.
Brand at the end, if at all. Google often shows your site name above the title already.

How the generator works

You give a topic and, optionally, a page type, an audience and a brand name. We ask an open model (Llama 3.3 70B on Cloudflare Workers AI) for a dozen titles across different angles, then check every one ourselves: 60 characters or fewer, and an estimated width of 600px or less in 20px Arial. Titles that fail are dropped, and we show you up to eight with their counts. Nothing is saved.

Using the results well

Pick the two or three that match what the page actually delivers. A title that oversells gets rewritten by Google or bounced by readers.
Edit freely. The model doesn’t know your product, prices or claims; add the specific detail only you know.
Paste your favourite into the SERP preview with your description to see it in context.
For pages that already get impressions, change one title at a time and compare click-through in Search Console after a few weeks.

Honest limits

The model writes plausible titles, not researched ones. It doesn’t see search volumes, your competitors or your Search Console data, and it can repeat itself. Treat the output as a first draft to react to. Pixel widths are estimates; Google’s real cut-off varies by device.

Questions

Which AI model writes the titles?

Meta's Llama 3.3 70B Instruct, an open-weight model, running on Cloudflare Workers AI. It only knows what you type into the form, so the more specific your topic and audience, the better the titles.

Why 60 characters?

Google cuts titles by pixel width, roughly 600px on desktop, not by character count. Around 50 to 60 characters usually fits. We keep only titles of 60 characters or fewer that also fit an estimated 600px in Arial, the font Google uses for results.

Will Google use my title?

Usually, but not always. Google rewrites titles it thinks don't describe the page well, often when a title is stuffed with keywords, very long, or doesn't match the H1. A plain, accurate title is the one most likely to be shown as written.

Is what I type stored?

We don't save your inputs or the generated titles. The request goes to the model on Cloudflare and the result comes back to your browser.

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