Tools / SEO
SERP Snippet Preview
See how your page looks in Google results and catch truncated titles and descriptions before they cost you clicks.
ABOUT THIS TOOL
Your title tag and meta description are your ad in the search results — and Google cuts them off around 60 and 160 characters. This free SERP snippet preview shows exactly what searchers will see, counts your characters live, and flags titles and descriptions that are too long, too short, or missing. Write for the click, not just the crawler.
How to use it
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Type your page title
Watch the live character count and the Google preview update as you go.
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Add your URL
See the breadcrumb exactly as Google renders it.
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Write your meta description
Aim for the sweet spot — long enough to sell, short enough to survive.
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Fix the flags
The tool warns on truncation, thin copy, and all-caps that hurt click-through.
What people use it for
- Writing title tags that don't get truncated
- Previewing a page's snippet before publishing
- Improving click-through on pages that already rank
- Checking a competitor's snippet length against yours
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Frequently Asked
Questions
Common questions about this free tool.
What are the ideal title and description lengths?
Roughly under 60 characters for titles and under 160 for descriptions, though Google measures pixel width, not exact characters. This tool uses those limits as practical guides.
Will Google always use my description?
Not always — it sometimes rewrites descriptions to match the query. A clear, relevant one improves your odds and your click-through when it is used.
Do you handle SEO for clients?
Technical SEO — structure, schema, speed, and clean markup — is built into every site we ship. See web development.
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