SERP Snippet Preview
Type a title tag, URL and meta description to see roughly how the result could look in Google on desktop and mobile. Everything runs in your browser.
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Desktop preview
Mobile preview
How do you use the SERP Snippet Preview?
- Enter the page's title tag and URL.
- Add the meta description you plan to use.
- Check the previews and warnings, then shorten text that is likely to be cut off.
Why measure pixels instead of characters?
Google cuts titles and snippets by the space they take on screen, not by a fixed character count. Wide letters such as W and M use more room than narrow ones such as i and l, so two titles of the same length can be cut at different points.
Will Google show my title and description exactly?
Not always. Google says it may rewrite title links and build snippets from page content when it judges that a better match for the search.
Which guides go with this tool?
What else do people ask about the SERP Snippet Preview?
How accurate is the pixel width?
It is an approximation. The tool measures text in Arial at 20 px for titles and 14 px for descriptions, which is close to how Google renders results, but fonts and layouts vary by device.
What title length should I aim for?
Keep the title under about 600 px, which is often around 50 to 60 characters. Put the most important words first in case it is shortened.
Why is the description cut sooner on mobile?
Mobile results are narrower, so less text fits. The tool warns at about 920 px for desktop and about 680 px for mobile.
Is my text sent anywhere?
No. The previews and measurements are calculated in your browser and nothing is uploaded.