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App Store metadata checker

Check the length of your app name, subtitle, and keyword field before filling out App Store Connect.

Prepare your output

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Result

App name: 9/30 characters — within limit (21 remaining)
Subtitle: 19/30 characters — within limit (11 remaining)
Keywords: 29/100 characters — within limit (71 remaining)

Checks length and exact duplicates, not relevance, search volume, Apple approval, or trademark conflicts. Confirm in the console before submission.

How it works

Unicode character counts: name 2–30, subtitle up to 30, and keywords up to 100. Commas and spaces count.

Worked example

“Daily Fit” has 9 characters; “Quick home workouts” has 19 and fits the subtitle.

Assumptions and limits

Checks length and exact duplicates, not relevance, search volume, Apple approval, or trademark conflicts. Confirm in the console before submission.

Method reference: Apple: Creating Your Product Page

Frequently asked questions

How do I use the app store metadata checker?

Check the length of your app name, subtitle, and keyword field before filling out App Store Connect.

Does the subtitle share the app name limit?

They are separate fields, each with up to 30 characters. The keyword field has its own 100-character limit.

Do I need an account and are my inputs uploaded?

No account is required. Calculations run in your browser. Entered numbers and text are not included in tool analytics events; only the tool ID, language, and action are recorded.

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