Free SERP Snippet Preview

Write your title tag and meta description and see exactly how your page will appear in Google search results — on desktop and mobile — with live pixel-width truncation warnings.

53 chars477px / 600px
142 charsrecommended ≤ 160
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Desktop preview
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On-Page SEO Guide: Title Tags, Meta & Headings (2026)
Learn how to write title tags and meta descriptions that rank and earn clicks, with pixel-width limits, formulas, and real examples you can copy today.
Title width
512px / 600px · fits
Title length
52 chars
Description
146 / 160 chars · good
Keyword in title
Front-loaded
Mobile title
Wraps to 2 lines
URL
Readable slug

Why pixel width matters

Google doesn’t truncate titles by character count — it truncates by pixel width (around 600px on desktop). A title with many wide letters (W, M, capital letters) gets cut off sooner than one with narrow letters. This tool measures the real rendered width as you type, so you know precisely what will show.

Tips for a higher click-through rate

  • Front-load your primary keyword in the title.
  • Keep titles under ~600px and descriptions under ~160 characters so nothing important is cut.
  • Write descriptions that sell the click — they don’t affect rankings directly, but they affect clicks.

Frequently asked questions

How is the SERP snippet preview different from what I actually see in Google?

This tool renders your title and meta description using the same pixel-width limits Google applies (roughly 600px for titles on desktop), so it closely matches the layout of a real result. Google can still rewrite your title or pull a different description from the page, so treat the preview as how your tags would display if Google uses them as written.

Why does my title get cut off even though it has fewer characters than I expected?

Google truncates titles by rendered pixel width, not by character count. Wide characters such as W, M, and capital letters take up more space, so a title full of them is shortened sooner than one with narrow letters. Watch the live width warning rather than counting characters.

Do the title and meta description I write here affect my rankings?

The title tag is a real ranking signal and the first thing searchers read, so the wording matters. The meta description does not directly influence rankings, but a clear, compelling one improves click-through rate, which is why the preview shows both together.

Why are the desktop and mobile previews different?

Google allows different amounts of space on desktop and mobile, so the same title or description can truncate at a different point on each. Checking both views helps you write tags that read well no matter where the result appears.

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