Length, approximate pixel width, and whether Google will cut your title short.
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The title tag is the headline of your search result and one of the stronger on-page ranking signals. Google truncates on pixel width rather than character count, so this reports an approximate width alongside the character count.
Under about 60 characters, though the real limit is pixel width of roughly 580px. Wide letters such as m and w eat more of the budget than i and l, which is why this tool reports both.
Google rewrites titles when it judges its own version more useful for the query, which it does routinely. A clear, accurate, non-stuffed title is rewritten less often.
Yes. Duplicate titles across pages make it harder for Google to tell them apart and waste the strongest on-page signal you control.
Usually at the end, separated by a pipe or dash. On the homepage it can lead. On a service page it should not.
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