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SERP Snippet Preview

Edit the title, URL and description to see a simulated Google result on desktop and mobile, with cut-offs measured in pixels.

Privacy and cost

This tool runs in your browser. What you type or paste is not sent to our servers and it costs nothing to use.

How it works

  1. Enter the title, page address and meta description, or load the example.
  2. The tool measures each text with Arial metrics and truncates it when it exceeds Google's estimated width.
  3. Compare both previews and adjust until the key message stays visible.

Example

Title "Free SEO Audit Tool – Check Your Website in Seconds": about 494px, it fits. Description: about 784px, it fits on desktop (920px limit) but is cut on mobile (680px limit). Displayed URL: https://example.com › tools › seo-audit.

What the result means

The preview reproduces a Google result: breadcrumb-style address, blue title, grey description. The 600px title and 920px desktop description budgets (580px and 680px on mobile) are estimates: Google sometimes rewrites the title and snippet.

Common problems this tool helps with

  • A cut title often hides the keyword or brand placed at the end.
  • A description that passes on desktop may be truncated on mobile, where space is narrower.
  • A URL full of parameters or unreadable IDs earns little trust in the result.
  • Without a preview you approve copy you have never seen the way a searcher will.

Frequently asked questions

Is the preview identical to what Google will show?

No, it is a simulation. Google adapts font, width and sometimes the title and snippet text depending on the query and the device.

What title width should I aim for?

Under about 600px on desktop. That is a common guideline, not a rule published by Google.

Why is the URL shown with "›" symbols?

Google results show the domain followed by path segments separated by that symbol. The tool reproduces this from the address you enter.

Are my texts saved?

No. Everything stays in your browser and nothing is sent to our servers.