Keyword Stuffing in App Titles: Where Google Draws the Line
Google Play limits app titles to 30 characters and has specific policy language against keyword stuffing — titles that cram searchable terms in rather than naming the app clearly. "MyApp - Photo Editor Filters Collage Maker Pro" is a textbook example that risks a listing policy flag.
The nuance: a short, relevant subtitle-style addition ("MyApp: Photo Editor") is generally fine — the violation threshold is about density and relevance, not the mere presence of a second descriptive word.
The fix
Fix: limit your title to your app name plus one clear, relevant descriptor — not a list of every feature.
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