Validation
Character Counter
Count characters against App Store and Google Play field limits, with color-coded warnings.
App Store
Editable anytime, without submitting a new version
Comma-separated, no spaces around commas
Google Play
How it works
Every store field, one counter
No upload, no account. The counters update on every keystroke.
- 01
Find your field
Every indexed field for both stores is listed: name, subtitle, promotional text, keywords, and descriptions, each with its official limit.
- 02
Type or paste
Draft directly in the field or paste from your doc. Nothing is uploaded; counting happens in your browser.
- 03
Watch the color bands
Green means you're within limits, amber means you're above 90% of the budget, red means the store will reject or truncate the field.
- 04
Trim before you submit
Cut from the end, keep keywords early. The first words of the title and subtitle carry the most ranking weight.
FAQ
Store limits, answered
App name: 30 characters. Subtitle: 30. Promotional text: 170 (and it's the only field you can edit without submitting a new version). Keywords: 100. Description: 4000.
App title: 30 characters. Short description: 80. Full description: 4000. Unlike the App Store, Google Play indexes the full description for search.
Yes. Every character counts against the limit, including spaces. That's why the iOS keywords field should be comma-separated with no spaces around commas: each space is a wasted character.
Yes. Each localization has its own set of fields with the same limits, so a 30-character German title doesn't eat into your English budget.
No. The counter runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to a server.
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