SERP Snippet Preview

It shows how your page's title, URL and meta description will look as a Google search result, and tells you whether the title or description is long enough to be cut off.

Google cuts titles off at roughly 600 pixels on desktop, which is usually around 50–60 characters. Wide letters like W and M use more space than narrow ones like i and l, which is why this tool measures pixels rather than counting characters.

Desktop results show roughly 920 pixels of description (about 150–160 characters) and mobile results show less, about 680 pixels. Anything longer is cut off with an ellipsis.

Google sometimes rewrites titles and builds its own snippet from the page's text when it thinks that matches the search better. A clear, accurate title and description that fit the limits make that less likely, but it's never guaranteed.

It's a close estimate. It uses Arial at Google's font sizes to measure widths, but Google's exact fonts and layout differ slightly between devices and change from time to time.

Yes. It's free, with no sign-up and no limit on how many times you use it.

Yes. The preview and every measurement are worked out in your own browser — nothing you type is sent to a server.