Free SERP Snippet Preview Tool
Google truncates search results by pixel width, not character count — which is why a 55-character title can still get cut off. This free SERP snippet preview renders your title, URL, and meta description exactly as Google displays them on desktop and mobile, measures each element in pixels, and warns you before an ellipsis eats your call to action.
SERP Snippet Preview
See exactly how your title and meta description render in Google, measured in pixels — the unit Google actually truncates on.
Google desktop preview
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Run instant SEO checks in your browser: title and meta length, schema markup, robots rules, sitemaps and more. No account required.
What this tool checks
- Live Google desktop and mobile snippet rendering
- Pixel-width measurement for titles and descriptions
- Truncation warnings before you publish
- Character counts alongside pixel counts
Frequently asked questions
How wide can a Google title tag be?
Roughly 580 pixels on desktop and 460 pixels on mobile. Because wide characters such as W and M consume more space than i or l, two titles with the same character count can truncate differently.
Does Google always show my meta description?
No. Google rewrites descriptions for around two thirds of queries when it finds on-page text that better matches the search. A well-written description still improves click-through rate when it is used.
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