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Amazon Title Checker — 75 characters, browser-only

Check an Amazon title for length, repeated words, promotional wording and formatting issues. Paste a title to see the configured checks in your browser; confirm category-specific requirements in Seller Central.

Check scope: Amazon title length, repeated words, formatting, promotional wording and a single-word copy-completeness warning. This title checker does not run the full health-claim scan.

Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
About this check and its limits

Amazon announced a 75-character limit for non-media product titles from 27 July 2026. Over-length titles may be updated gradually to AI recommendations; listings remain active and editable. Paste a title to measure its Unicode code points and inspect configured repetition, ALL-CAPS, promotional-phrase and symbol checks. Verify the applicable category requirements and the saved title in Seller Central.

What this checker inspects

  • 75-character limit (counts code points, so emoji and accents are counted correctly)
  • UTF-8 byte count, for sellers reusing the text in byte-limited fields
  • Words repeated more than twice, excluding common English articles, prepositions and conjunctions
  • Promotional and subjective phrases: "free shipping", "best-seller", "#1", "sale", "guarantee" and similar
  • Prohibited characters and emoji: ! $ ? _ { } ^ and decorative symbols
  • ALL-CAPS words used for emphasis (recognised acronyms like USB and BPA are exempted)
  • Single-word titles receive a copy-completeness warning; this is not an Amazon minimum-length rule
  • Double spaces and headroom warnings near the limit

What it cannot do

  • Your category’s tighter per-category title cap — this public checker does not retrieve your category configuration; confirm it in Seller Central
  • Whether the attributes you claim (materials, capacity, certifications) are true — this text checker does not verify product facts
  • Whether Amazon’s AI will accept the wording — acceptance is Amazon’s decision alone

Examples: risks, facts and next steps

These illustrations use the example facts shown. Replace them with your own supported facts before publishing; a rewrite does not establish compliance.

Example facts: Water bottle intended for sports, gym and travel; no ranking or certification evidence supplied.

“BEST Water Bottle!! Premium Quality BPA-Free Bottle for Sports Gym Travel & Outdoor Bottle”

Why it is risky: Over 75 characters, "Bottle" appears three times, "BEST" is an ALL-CAPS promo word, double "!!" is prohibited.

Draft from these facts: Water Bottle for Sports, Gym and Travel

Example facts: Water bottle; no ranking or shipping offer is supplied.

“#1 Rated Water Bottle — Free Shipping — Best Seller 2026”

Why it is risky: Three prohibited promo claims in one title: a #1 ranking, a shipping promise and a best-seller claim, plus dashes used for promotional emphasis (ordinary separators are fine).

Draft from these facts: Water Bottle

Example facts: Herbal tea; 30 bags; no organic certification or therapeutic-use evidence supplied.

“Organic Herbal Tea ✨ 30 Detox Bags”

Why it is risky: Emoji is prohibited; "Detox" reads as a therapeutic claim; "Organic" needs a current certificate behind it.

Draft from these facts: Herbal Tea Bags, 30 Count

Frequently asked questions

What is the Amazon title character limit in 2026?
75 characters including spaces for non-media categories, effective 27 July 2026, down from 200. Books, music and video are excluded. Some categories enforce an even tighter cap shown per category in Seller Central.
What happens if my title is longer than 75 characters?
Amazon can recommend or apply title changes under its current rules, but listings remain editable. Keep the title within the applicable limit, then verify the live listing and any category-specific requirements in Seller Central.
Can I use ALL CAPS or "!!!" in my Amazon title?
No. Title policy prohibits all-caps emphasis and the symbols ! $ ? _ { } ^ , emoji and decorative characters. Recognised acronyms (USB, LED, BPA, FDA) are normal and this checker leaves them alone.
Does the checker send my title anywhere?
No. The check runs entirely in your browser using the same rule set documented on this page. Nothing is uploaded, stored or logged.

Limitations

  • The checker cannot see your category’s specific cap if it is below 75 — check Seller Central for your category.
  • Character count follows the policy text, but Amazon has not published its exact internal counting method.
  • Passing every check here is not approval — Amazon enforces its policies with its own systems and can suppress any listing.

Primary sources

Fixing the same claims across a whole catalogue?

CopyForge AI connects product facts, evidence, approved claims and the 19-rule channel library, then scans every generation before you see it. Reuse reviewed claims only within their approved product, channel, market and date scope; recheck when evidence or rules change. No signup is needed for this checker.

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