SERP preview
See how your page title and meta description appear in Google search results, on desktop and mobile.
58 characters · approx 0 of 580 px on desktop · Aim for 30–60 characters
147 characters · approx 0 of 920 px on desktop · Aim for 120–160 characters
How it might appear in Google on desktop
How it might appear in Google on mobile
Google truncates based on pixel width, not character count. Wide letters like W and M take up more space than i and l. Google may also choose to display a different title or description than the one you've written.
About this tool
The search result is often the first thing people see of your website. A clear title and a compelling description can drive more clicks, even if you're not ranking first.
Enter a title, URL, and description to instantly see how the result looks on desktop and mobile. Google truncates based on pixel width, not character count, so the tool measures your text using the same font as Google and shows exactly where it gets cut off.
Everything happens in your browser and nothing is sent to any server. The limits are approximate, and Google may choose to display a different title or description from the one you've written.
Frequently asked questions
How long can a meta description be?
Around 120 to 160 characters on desktop. Mobile often shows slightly less. Put the most important information first.
Why does Google show a different title than mine?
Google sometimes rewrites titles that are too long, repeat keywords, or don't match the page content. A short, accurate title is rarely changed.
Does the meta description affect rankings?
Not directly. But a good description encourages more clicks, and that's the whole point of being visible.