Etsy Title & Tag Checker
Free listing formatting checker for Etsy sellers. Paste your draft title and 13 tags to check 140-character and 20-character limits, mobile snippet truncation, duplicates, and disallowed symbols before you publish.
What You Can Do Here
- Check that your Etsy title stays under 140 characters and under 15 readable words.
- Preview the first 40 characters shown on mobile search grids.
- Verify all 13 Etsy tags are filled and each tag stays within 20 characters.
- Catch duplicate tags, full-title repeats, and unsupported punctuation or emojis.
How It Works in 3 Steps
- Paste Your Draft Title: Enter your headline and review the 40-character mobile preview.
- Add All 13 Etsy Tags: Paste comma-separated or line-separated tags to check length, duplicates, and symbols.
- Fix Flagged Items: Adjust any flagged tags or length warnings until every compliance check passes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Etsy Titles & Tags
Is the Etsy Title & Tag Checker free to use?
Yes. It is completely free with no account required and audits your title and tags locally inside your browser.
Does this checker use real live Etsy search volume or sales data?
No. It checks only the title and tags you enter against Etsy's published formatting rules (length limits, tag count, duplicates, and allowed characters), not live marketplace traffic.
Does getting green checkmarks guarantee my Etsy listing will rank on page one?
No. Following title and tag limits helps your listing qualify for relevant searches without truncation or invalid characters, but ranking also depends on product appeal, photos, price, and buyer conversion.
Why does Etsy provide 13 tags of up to 20 characters each?
Etsy gives every listing 13 tag slots (maximum 20 characters per tag) so sellers can describe materials, style, recipient, and occasion. Using all 13 multi-word phrase tags widens the searches your listing can match.
Why is the first 40 characters of an Etsy title so important?
On mobile screens and search grids, Etsy typically truncates titles around 35 to 45 characters. Placing your main product noun and top buyer phrase in the first 40 characters helps mobile shoppers see what you sell immediately.