Google SERP Preview

See exactly how your page title, URL, and meta description will appear in Google search results before you publish.

Page Title (55–60 chars recommended)

0 chars 0 px

URL / Breadcrumb

Meta Description (150–160 chars recommended)

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Google Search Preview

example.com › page-name

Page Title Will Appear Here

Meta description text will appear here. Keep it between 150–160 characters for best results in Google search results.

Frequently Asked Questions

Google truncates title tags at approximately 600 pixels, which corresponds to roughly 55–60 characters for average-width fonts. This tool measures pixel width to give you a more accurate estimate than a simple character count.

Google typically displays up to ~920 pixels for meta descriptions (roughly 150–160 characters). Longer descriptions get truncated with an ellipsis. Shorter descriptions may be supplemented or replaced by Google with content from your page.

No. Google may rewrite your meta description based on the search query when it believes a different excerpt from your page content better matches the user's intent. Well-written descriptions that include the target keyword are used more consistently.

This tool renders invisible text on a hidden canvas element using the same font and size as Google's search results (Arial 20px for titles, 14px for descriptions) to calculate the precise rendered pixel width — the same logic used by professional SEO tools.

How It Works

Enter Your Data

Type or paste your page title, full URL, and meta description into the fields on the left.

Live Pixel Measurement

JavaScript renders your text on a hidden canvas using Google's exact font metrics to calculate pixel widths in real time.

Preview & Optimize

The live preview updates instantly. Switch between desktop and mobile views. Color-coded bars show if your text is within the ideal range.

Common Use Cases

Before Publishing

Preview every new page or blog post before it goes live to ensure title and description are optimized and won't be truncated in Google.

SEO Audits

During a site audit, quickly visualize how each page currently appears in SERPs and identify titles that are too short, too long, or missing the target keyword.

Client Presentations

Show clients a realistic SERP preview when proposing new title tags and descriptions, making the SEO recommendations tangible and easy to approve.

Mobile Optimization

Switch to mobile preview to ensure your snippet looks good on smaller screens where Google displays slightly fewer characters in the title.

CTR Optimization

Test different title and description combinations to find the wording most likely to attract clicks from searchers looking for your content.

E-commerce Pages

Ensure product page titles include the brand name, product name, and key attribute without getting cut off in Google Shopping and organic results.

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