Free tool Snippets & SERP

Google SERP Preview

Check what your page looks like in Google results before publishing it. Title, meta description, URL — on mobile and desktop, with alerts when you exceed truncation thresholds.

Your page

0 px / 600
— chars · — px desktop · — px mobile
0 lines / 2
— chars · — px desktop · — px mobile

Bolds the matching terms in the title and meta, the way Google does.

Desktop

Title 600 px max · Meta 920 px × 2 lines
your-site.com
Title

Meta description

Mobile

Title 360 px max · Meta 380 px × 3 lines
your-site.com
Title

Meta description

Generated HTML tags

Good to know. Google reserves the right to rewrite your title (≈ 60% of observed cases). Best practices to keep yours: length within range, consistent brand, no keyword stuffing, alignment with the H1.

The meta description is almost always rewritten by Google to match the user's query, but it remains a useful fallback and an editorial-quality signal.

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Frequently asked questions

What length is ideal for a title and meta description?

Google truncates around 600 pixels desktop (≈60 chars) and 580 px mobile (≈55 chars) for the title. For the meta description, count 920 px desktop (≈155 chars) and 680 px mobile (≈120 chars). Beyond that, the end of your sentence is replaced with "…", potentially losing the final keyword.

Why does Google sometimes show a different title than mine?

Since 2021, Google rewrites about 60% of titles. The main triggers: title too long, keyword stuffing, gap between title and actual page content, presence of an <h1> or a more relevant brand. A clear title, within the length range, that honestly describes the page maximizes its chances of being kept.

Does the meta description influence ranking?

Not directly. But it weighs heavily on CTR from the SERP, which is an engagement signal Google uses. A meta that explicitly answers the search intent (and contains the keyword automatically bolded by Google) is what wins clicks without moving position.

And the URL displayed in the snippet?

Google displays a breadcrumb (based on BreadcrumbList tags or URL structure) rather than the raw URL. A short URL, in understandable words, without parameters, is better displayed. Avoid uppercase, underscores, and random numbers.

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