Type a title, URL and description to see how the result is likely to look on Google.
Use this preview to compare a title, page URL and meta description before publishing. It estimates text width with browser fonts and shows an example desktop or mobile layout. It does not query Google or predict the exact appearance of a live search result.
The counters use this tool’s preset display widths and description lengths. Search layouts vary by device and query, and Google can generate different titles or snippets from the page. Treat colored warnings as editing prompts, not fixed Google limits.
Read Google’s guidance on title links and search snippets when deciding what to publish.
How to use the SERP Snippet Preview
- Enter your page title, complete URL and description.
- Inspect the estimated width and character counters.
- Switch between Desktop and Mobile to compare the sample layouts.
- Keep the most useful wording visible, then save the final title and description in your own website editor.
Frequently asked questions
Does this show an exact Google result?
No. The layout and cutoffs are estimates. Google may use different text, fonts or result features depending on the query and device.
Are the displayed limits Google requirements?
No. They are this tool’s preset preview boundaries. Google does not specify a universal title character maximum, and displayed snippets vary.
Why can Google show a different title?
Google can use the page title, visible headings and other text when choosing a title link. Keep these elements consistent with the actual content.
Does this save the metadata on my website?
No. This tool only previews your draft. Copy the wording to your own website editor and check the published page afterward.