Write snippets that earn the click
Your title and description are your ad in the search results. Type them in, or import them from a live page, and the tool shows a realistic Google result on desktop or mobile, truncating text by pixel width just like Google does (around 600 px for titles and 920 px for descriptions).
Meters show when you're too short or too long, so you can try different wording until the whole message fits — a quick win for pages that get impressions but few clicks.
How to preview a search snippet
- 1
Import a page or type
Title, description and URL.
- 2
Switch device
Desktop or mobile.
- 3
Adjust until it fits
Keep the key message visible.
Key features
Pixel-based truncation
More accurate than character counts.
Desktop and mobile
Two layouts.
Import from URL
Test existing pages.
Breadcrumb-style URL
As Google shows it.
Common uses
- Low click-through pages: Rewrite snippets that underperform.
- New content: Craft titles before publishing.
- Client presentations: Show proposed snippets visually.
Tips and good to know
- Use numbers, the year and a clear benefit in titles — for example “Free Mortgage Calculator with Taxes & PMI (2026)”.
- Generate the final tags with the Meta Tag Generator.
Frequently asked questions
How many characters fit in a Google title?
Roughly 50–60, but it depends on letter width: “W” is much wider than “i”. That's why this tool measures pixels.
Will Google use my exact title and description?
Usually, but Google may rewrite them if it thinks other text on the page matches the search better.
Does the preview show rich results?
It shows a standard result. Stars, FAQs and prices depend on structured data and Google's choice.