A title that runs over the limit can be rejected at upload, cut off in search, or rewritten by the marketplace. Limits also change: Amazon moved most categories from 200 characters to 75 in July 2026, so a title that passed last year can fail today.
This counter checks every line against the marketplaces you pick and marks which limits we read on the marketplace itself and which come from seller guides. Your titles and files stay in your browser.
How the count works
Each title is trimmed, then every character is counted, including spaces and punctuation. Most marketplaces count spaces, so a title that looks short can still be over.
Bangla can count higher than it looks. A joined letter such as ক্ষ is three characters underneath, so check Bangla titles in the seller form too, because each form may count them its own way.