🔍 SERP Preview Tool

Preview how your title and description look in Google search results.

📋 How to Use

1. Type in your page title, meta description and the URL you plan to publish it at.
2. Watch the live preview update to mimic how it looks in Google's search results.
3. Adjust the wording until neither line gets visually truncated.

✅ Features

Shows a realistic desktop-style Google snippet preview as you type.
Helps catch titles or descriptions that would get cut off with "..." before you publish.
No login or install — just paste and preview.

See how your page will look in Google

A SERP (Search Engine Results Page) preview shows how your title, URL and description will appear in Google before you publish. It helps you catch titles that get cut off with "…" and descriptions that are too short or too long.

Why it matters

Your search result is the first impression people get of your page. Even if you rank on page one, a messy or cut-off result can lose clicks to competitors. Getting the snippet right is one of the easiest ways to increase traffic without needing a higher ranking.

Checklist for a strong search snippet

  • The title fits fully and starts with the main keyword.
  • The description clearly explains the benefit in about 150–160 characters.
  • The URL is short and readable.
  • The wording matches what the searcher is looking for.
  • It stands out from the other results for the same search.

Google measures titles in pixels, not just characters, so wide letters like "W" and "M" use more space — that is why a live preview is more reliable than counting characters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this preview match exactly what Google shows?
It's a close approximation of the standard desktop snippet, not a guaranteed pixel-for-pixel match — Google's actual rendering can vary slightly by device, and Google sometimes shows extra elements like site links or star ratings that a basic preview can't simulate.
Why does my description get cut off in the preview?
Google truncates descriptions around 155–160 characters. If your text runs longer, shorten it or move the most important information to the very beginning.
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