Free Google SERP Snippet Preview

Preview how your page appears in Google search — desktop and mobile — for free. See pixel-accurate title truncation and description limits before you publish.

100% private — runs entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

100% private — runs in your browser
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example.com
https://example.com
Your title appears here
Your meta description appears here — this preview mirrors how Google trims titles by pixel width and descriptions by length.

Google trims titles by pixel width (about 600 px on desktop), not character count, so short-but-wide titles can still be cut. Descriptions are shown up to roughly 155–160 characters. This preview is an approximation for planning — the live SERP can vary. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

How to use the Free Google SERP Snippet Preview

  1. Enter your SEO title, URL and meta description.
  2. See the live Google preview for desktop and mobile.
  3. Watch for pixel-width truncation warnings.
  4. Tweak until nothing gets cut off, then use it.

What you can use it for

  • Preview how a page looks in Google results
  • Catch titles that get truncated by pixel width
  • Write descriptions that fit before publishing
  • Optimise click-through with better snippets

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Frequently asked questions

How does Google decide where to cut my title?

By pixel width (about 600px on desktop), not character count — so short but wide titles can still be truncated. This preview measures pixel width for you.

How long can my meta description be?

Google typically shows about 155–160 characters on desktop and fewer on mobile; beyond that it's cut off.

Does Google always use my title and description?

Not always — it may rewrite them based on the search query. Treat this as a planning guide.

Is my data private?

Yes — nothing you type is uploaded; it's all computed in your browser.