Preview how your title tag, URL, and meta description appear in Google search results with live pixel-length warnings.
The tool flags titles longer than 60 characters and meta descriptions longer than 160 characters—common SEO guidelines aligned with typical Google desktop truncation. Google may still rewrite or pixel-truncate snippets, but staying within these limits reduces ellipsis risk. Counters update live as you type.
Google measures title width in pixels, not raw character count. Wide characters (W, M) consume more space than narrow ones (i, l). Mobile results also use narrower columns. This preview uses character counts as a fast, conservative checklist before publish. Always spot-check live results after indexing.
Enter a full URL including https://. The preview shows hostname plus pathname (trailing slash removed), similar to many Google result breadcrumbs—for example example.com/blog/post. Invalid URLs fall back to plain text without breaking the preview layout.
Yes. Title, URL, and description fields update the mock SERP instantly. Character counters and over-limit warnings appear below the preview so you can iterate without refreshing. No save button is required—draft copy stays in your browser session only.
The mock card uses a desktop-width title line and a two-line description clamp. Mobile Google results use narrower columns, so titles may truncate earlier on phones even when under 60 characters. Treat this preview as a desktop baseline, then mentally shorten the first 40 characters for mobile-safe copy. Test on a real device after launch when possible.
No. All preview logic runs locally in your browser. Draft titles and descriptions are not stored or transmitted.
Yes. Free with no login—ideal for quick checks before publishing or sharing with clients.