Free SERP Preview Tool
Type your title, URL and meta description to see exactly how your page could look in Google on desktop and mobile, with pixel-width warnings.
Runs in your browser · nothing is uploaded
How to use the free SERP preview tool
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Enter your title tag, URL and meta description.
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Switch between desktop and mobile previews.
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Shorten anything that gets cut off, then copy the final text.
Why preview your search snippet
Your search result is your page's ad on Google. Titles are cut off at about 600 pixels (roughly 60 characters) and descriptions around 920 pixels on desktop. If the key message falls after the cut, searchers never see it.
Previewing lets you put the keyword and your reason to click early, and make sure the snippet stands out among the other results.
Tips for using the SERP preview tool
Keyword first
Put the main keyword at the start of the title so it's visible even on narrow phones.
Brand at the end
Add " | Brand" last; if space runs out, it's the part to lose.
Write a specific description
Specific details (numbers, prices, outcomes) win more clicks than generic summaries.
Check the live page
Once published, confirm the real tags with the title tag checker.
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SERP Preview Tool FAQ
Why pixels and not characters?
Google limits by display width. A title of capital Ws runs out of room much sooner than one of narrow letters like i and l.
Will Google show exactly this?
Google sometimes rewrites titles and descriptions. A clear, accurate title and description are the ones it most often keeps.
Is anything saved?
No. The preview runs in your browser.
How long can a Google title be?
About 600 pixels, roughly 50–60 characters, before Google cuts it off.
Does Google always use my title tag?
Most of the time. It rewrites titles that are stuffed, misleading or very different from the page.
Need title ideas?
Use the SEO title generator and the meta description generator, then preview them here.
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