Google Ads gives you 30 characters per headline and 90 per description. Marketers usually write the message they want first - then face the brutal edit down to size, multiplied across every headline variant a responsive search ad needs.
WordLimit compresses copy to an exact character count, so you can turn one long value proposition into a full set of limit-compliant headline and description variants while keeping the offer, the numbers, and the call to action.
Draft the full message first so you know what matters, then cut to 30 or 90 characters - it beats trying to write short from scratch.
Numbers, prices, and outcomes convert. Articles, weak verbs, and repeated brand names are the first characters to reclaim.
Responsive search ads perform best with many distinct headlines. Compress each angle - price, speed, proof - into its own variant.
As of 2026, responsive search ads allow headlines up to 30 characters and descriptions up to 90 characters. Display paths allow 15 characters each. Check Google's current specs when building campaigns.
Yes. Paste each draft and set the exact character target - 30 for headlines, 90 for descriptions - and WordLimit compresses it while keeping the core message.
Yes. Character-based reduction works for any platform with a cap - social ads, marketplace listings, app store copy, and more.