Free SEO tool
Google SERP Snippet Preview Tool
Type your SEO title, meta description and URL and instantly see how your page appears in Google results on mobile and desktop — measured in pixels, with a warning before anything gets cut off.
- Mobile & desktop
- Pixel-width checks
- Arabic supported
Preview
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How it works
Three simple steps
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Type the title and description
Exactly as you’ll set them in your page, product or post SEO settings.
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Watch the preview and meters
A meter turns red when the text exceeds the space Google usually shows.
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Copy the ready tags
Copy the title and meta description tags or paste them into your SEO plugin.
Why measure the title in pixels, not just characters?
Google truncates titles by available screen width, not character count. A “W” is wider than an “i”, so a 55-character title can be cut off while a 65-character one shows in full.
This tool measures your text in a font similar to Google’s and compares it with common limits (about 600 px for titles). The limits are approximate, and Google sometimes rewrites titles or descriptions based on page content and the search query.
FAQ
Good to know
What is the ideal SEO title length?
Around 50–60 characters, and above all no wider than about 600 pixels so it isn’t cut off. Put your main keyword first and your brand name last.
How long should a meta description be?
About 120–155 characters works well on desktop and mobile. Explain the benefit and include a call to action — it affects click-through rate.
Why does Google sometimes change my title or description?
If Google thinks other text on the page better matches the search query, it may show that instead. Accurate, unique titles and descriptions for every page make this less likely.
Does the meta description affect rankings?
It isn’t a direct ranking factor, but it influences click-through rate from the results — which is what actually brings visits.
Is the preview 100% identical to Google?
It closely approximates the layout and common limits, but Google changes its result design from time to time and may add dates, ratings or sitelinks.