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Play Store Description Counter

Write your Google Play store listing with live character counts for every field, and catch common app name issues before you submit.

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Your app's title on Google Play.

30 characters left

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The first text people see on your store listing.

80 characters left

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Explain your app's features and why people should install it.

4000 characters left · 0 words

App name checks

Type your app name to check it against common Google Play title rules.

These checks cover common Google Play metadata rules. Always review the latest Google Play policies before publishing.

How to use the Play Store Description Counter

  1. Type or paste your app name.

  2. Add your short description, the one-line summary of your app.

  3. Add your full description.

  4. Fix any warnings, then copy the text into Google Play Console.

Features

  • All three limits

    30 characters for the app name, 80 for the short description and 4,000 for the full description.

  • Live progress

    Progress bars turn amber near the limit and red when you go over it.

  • App name checks

    Warnings for emoji, promotional words, all capital letters and repeated symbols.

  • Word count

    See how many words your full description has.

Frequently asked questions

What are the Google Play character limits?

The app name can be up to 30 characters, the short description up to 80 characters and the full description up to 4,000 characters.

Can I use emoji in my app name?

No. Google Play's metadata policy doesn't allow emoji, emoticons or repeated special characters in app names.

Which words should I avoid in my app name?

Avoid words that suggest store performance, rankings or promotions, such as “free”, “best”, “#1”, “top”, “new” or “sale”.

How are characters counted?

Every Unicode character counts once, including spaces and line breaks. Letters with accents, such as “ş” or “é”, count as one character.

Is my text saved?

No. Your text stays in your browser and is cleared when you leave the page.

Related guides

Learn more about the store requirements behind this tool.

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