Google Snippet Preview: check your title and description
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Type your page title and meta description. You see a preview of how the result may look in Google search, on a phone and on a computer. The tool measures the text in pixels, like Google does, not only in characters. It tells you what is too long, too short or missing, and gives you the meta tags to copy into your page.
0 characters0 / 580 px
0 characters0 / 920 px
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example.com
https://example.com › your-page
Your title will show here
Your description will show here.
Preview only. Google builds the real result itself and can change your title or text. Fonts on your device can differ a little.
📄 Check an existing page (paste its HTML)
Open your page, choose “View page source” (on a computer: Ctrl+U), copy everything and paste it here. The tool reads the title and description from it. It does not open any website by itself.
What this tool does
It shows a close copy of a Google search result for your page. It counts characters and measures the width of your title and description in pixels. Google cuts long titles and descriptions and adds “…” at the end. The tool shows you where that cut will most likely happen, so you can put the important words first.
When it is useful
You write a new blog post or product page and want a title people will click.
Your page is on Google, but few people click it. A clearer title often helps.
Your title is cut in half in search results and you do not know why.
You build a website for a shop, a restaurant or a club and want it to look tidy on Google.
How to use it
Paste the address of the page (optional, but it makes the preview look real).
Type the title. Watch the green bar. Yellow means close to the limit, red means it will likely be cut.
Type the description. One or two short sentences are enough.
Add your main search word. The tool checks if it is in the title and the description.
Switch between Phone and Computer.
Fix the red and yellow points, then press Copy meta tags and paste them into the <head> of your page (or into your website builder’s SEO fields).
How to read the result
✅ Green – fine.
⚠️ Yellow – works, but you can do better.
❌ Red – fix this. Example: no title, or the title is far too long.
Pixels – a title with many wide letters (W, M, capitals) is cut sooner than one with narrow letters (i, l, t). That is why we measure pixels. About 580 px for the title and about 920 px (computer) or 680 px (phone) for the description are safe numbers. Google does not publish exact limits.
It can not force Google to use your title. Google may write its own title or take text from your page.
It does not check your ranking, your speed or your backlinks.
It does not open other websites. To check a live page, paste its HTML.
FAQ
How long should a title be for Google?
Short enough to fit about 580 pixels. For normal text that is often 50–60 characters. Put the most important words at the start.
How long should a meta description be?
Around 120–155 characters works well on most screens. On phones Google often shows less. Write the key point in the first sentence.
Why does Google show a different title than mine?
Google builds the title link automatically. It can use your title tag, your main heading (H1) or other text. Titles that are empty, too long, stuffed with words or the same on many pages are changed more often.
Does the meta description help ranking?
Not directly. But a clear description can get more people to click your result, and that is the whole point.
Is this tool free? Do you save my text?
Yes, it is free. Your text stays in your browser. The tool only remembers your last input on your own device so you do not lose it.