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SERP Preview Tool — Google Snippet Preview (Free)
Preview how your title tag, meta description, and URL appear as a Google search result, with pixel-width truncation warnings. Runs in your browser, free.
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example.com/page
Your page title goes here
A compelling meta description that entices searchers to click through to your page.
Title 25/60 · Description 83/160
Type your page title, meta description, and URL and see them rendered as a Google search result. The snippet is your page's first impression in search — a title that fits and front-loads the point earns more clicks than one that trails off mid-word with an ellipsis.
Why it measures pixels, not characters
Google truncates snippets by pixel width, not character count. A title full of wide letters like W and M gets clipped sooner than one full of thin letters like i and l, so two titles of identical character count can cut off at different points. This preview measures the rendered width and warns you before the clip happens — more reliable than any character rule of thumb.
It's an estimate, not a promise
Google frequently rewrites the displayed title from your page content and generates its own description based on the search query, especially when it judges a different phrasing a better match. It also renders differently on mobile, which wraps and truncates with less text per line. Treat this preview as a strong desktop guide, not a guarantee of the live result.
Rough display limits (desktop)
| Element | Fits up to about | ≈ characters |
|---|---|---|
| Title tag | 580–600 px | 55–60 |
| Meta description | 920–960 px | 150–160 |
Character counts are a guide only — the pixel-width warning accounts for the actual letters you used, so trust it over the character estimate.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the meta description affect ranking?
- Not directly, but it heavily influences click-through rate — a compelling, relevant description earns more clicks from the same position. Since click-through can indirectly signal relevance, a well-written snippet is still worth the effort.
- Does this match mobile results?
- It approximates the desktop snippet. Mobile wraps and truncates differently and shows less text per line, so if mobile is your priority, treat the desktop preview as a conservative upper bound and keep titles and descriptions shorter.
- Is my title and description uploaded?
- No. The snippet is rendered from your input in the browser; nothing is fetched or uploaded.