See how your title tag and meta description may appear in Google search results — before you publish.
Google SERP preview
Preview how your title tag and meta description may appear in Google search results. Live desktop and mobile SERP previews, plus character counters, help you catch truncation before you publish. When the search snippet looks right, check your social share cards with the Open Graph tools.
Three quick steps — then download or copy. Each tool page includes tips and FAQs.
Paste the title tag and meta description you plan to publish. Lead with the main benefit or keyword in the first few words.
Both layouts update as you type. Character counters turn to a warning when text is likely to truncate in the search results.
Shorten anything over the guide length and keep the display URL readable. Next, preview your Open Graph share card with the related tools.
No. Google measures snippets in pixels, may rewrite titles or descriptions, and can show different lengths by device and query. Treat this preview and the character counts as a practical guide, not a guarantee.
A common guide is about 50–60 characters for the title and about 150–160 for the meta description. Stay under the warning threshold when you can — longer text is more likely to be cut off with an ellipsis.
Yes. It is free to use in your browser, with no sign-up.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your title, description, and URL stay on your device.
This SERP tool simulates a Google search result from the text you enter. The Open Graph preview fetches a live URL and shows the social share card (and related meta) from that page.
