Vinted title checker (100-character limit)

Two are Vinted's, from its developer documentation, and one is ours. Vinted's help pages for members print none of them, which is why most answers to “Vinted title character limit” online give no number or the wrong one.

Title characters

100

Vinted's: its listing API accepts a title of 5 to 100 characters. The help centre prints no number.

Our title target

60

Ours, not Vinted's: room for brand, colour, item and one detail. Vinted's own example uses 32.

Description characters

2,000

Vinted's, from the same API (5 to 2,000). The description is the field Vinted says search reads.

Search Vinted's help centre for a title length and you find none. The number lives in Vinted's developer documentation for professional sellers, where an item's title “must be between 5 and 100 characters” and its description between 5 and 2,000. Those are the rules Vinted's own listing API enforces, read on 1 November 2026, and they are the only lengths Vinted publishes anywhere.

We have not measured where the member app's title box stops, so this page does not claim one. If a title of yours is refused or cut, 100 is the published rule to check it against. In practice the question is rarely the cap: a title that names the item plainly lands far below it, as Vinted's own 32-character example does.

Every marketplace's listing limits, dated · Vinted SEO: the title, the description and the fields

Vinted's help on describing an item gives one instruction for the title: include specific details such as the brand, colour, type or unique features. It names the words to leave out, “nice”, “pretty” and “good”, because they say nothing about how this item differs from the next one, and it gives a pair: prefer “New pink Zara mini evening dress”, avoid “Very nice dress”.

• Brand: the one you picked in the brand field, never another. Vinted says a listing that names unrelated brands may be hidden or removed.
• Colour, then the item type a buyer would type: dress, jeans, puffer jacket.
• One detail that sets it apart: cut, era, occasion, or the size when buyers search by it (W30, UK 10).
• The condition word only when it is true and worth saying, as Vinted's example opens with New.
• Leave out filler: nice, pretty, good, cute, and any emoji.

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Vinted has no tags field, and its help says not to hashtag or add any brand name other than the one in the brand field: a listing with unrelated brand names in its description may be hidden or removed. Etsy gives you 13 tags, Depop 5 hashtags and Poshmark 3 style tags; on Vinted the only places for search words are the title, the description and the fields.

Vinted's page on recommended content then says which of those its search uses. It names item descriptions, “used to evaluate the relevance of an item to the search query”, and the item's catalogue data: category, brand, size, colour, photos and other attributes. It does not name the title separately. So a Vinted title does not have to carry every word a buyer might search: the description and the fields do that, and the title's job is to tell a scrolling buyer what the item is.

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A checker with no target only tells you whether you broke the cap, and on Vinted almost nobody does. So Sellura sets one of its own: about 60 characters, enough for brand, colour, item and one detail, which is the shape of every example Vinted gives. It is our number, not Vinted's, and the checker says so rather than calling it a limit.

The checker treats roughly 30 to 75 characters as the comfortable range around that 60. Under 30, a title usually lacks the colour or the detail, as “Very nice dress” does at 15. Past 75, or at 15 words or more, it is usually a keyword list, and on Vinted those words do more good in the description, where search is said to read them.

It runs entirely in your browser: nothing you paste is sent anywhere, there is no account, and there is no limit on how often you run it. In the order it reports:

• Length against Vinted's 100, and against the 30 to 75 range around our 60.
• Word count: 15 words or more reads as a list rather than a title.
• Comma-separated chunks: four or more fragments read as keywords, not as a name.
• Repeated words: the same word twice buys no extra match and costs the characters.
• The first 40 characters, shown back to you: the item should already be named there.

How Sellura's 0–100 score is calculated

This page checks one title. It doesn't write it, it can't tell whether a word is vague, and it sees nothing about how your listing performs: Sellura has no access to your views, your sales or your place in Vinted search, and never reports them.

• Free here: the title measured against Vinted's 100 and our 60, word count, chunks, repeats and the first 40 characters.
• In the generator: the title written for you, a description that opens with the item, brand, size and condition, up to 3 materials, and the search phrases to work into the text.
• The score and the title preview are free on every generation, with no card. A credit unlocks the finished listing: Starter is $15 a month for 25 credits, Pro $24 for 65 plus bulk, or $150 and $240 a year.
• The 0–100 score is deterministic: the same listing always gets the same number, and each weak factor comes with one concrete fix.
• Sellura doesn't post to Vinted, has no keyword database and doesn't track rankings.

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Both titles come from Vinted's help on describing an item: the one it says to avoid and the one it says to prefer. Pasted into the tool at the top of this page, unchanged. The bar is Vinted's 100; the tick sits at 40.

A third case the checker catches and neither example shows: “Levi's 501 jeans W30 L32 dark wash straight leg 90s vintage denim jeans levis 501 mens jeans” is 92 characters, under Vinted's 100, and it is still flagged for 17 words and for saying 501 and jeans twice each. Cut to “Levi's 501 jeans W30 L32 dark wash straight leg 90s”, 51 characters, it passes, and every word it lost was a repeat or a word that belongs in the description.