See exactly how your page will look in Google search results as you type, on both desktop and mobile, with real pixel-width truncation.
A better title and description can lift clicks without moving a single ranking. Our team writes ones that convert.
Book a Free CallA SERP snippet is the block Google shows for your page in search results: the title, the URL, and the description. It's the first impression of your page, and often the deciding factor in whether someone clicks. This tool previews that snippet live so you can craft a title and description that fit and stand out.
Google truncates titles and descriptions by pixel width, not by character count, which is why a title full of wide letters gets cut sooner than one with narrow letters. This simulator measures the real rendered width, so the preview matches what searchers actually see.
Keep it under about 600 pixels, which is roughly 50 to 60 characters, so Google doesn't cut it off.
Around 150 to 160 characters works well. Google may still rewrite or shorten it depending on the search.
Google can rewrite snippets to better match a query. Your tags are a strong suggestion, not a guarantee.
Not directly, but a clear, compelling snippet improves click-through rate, which supports your overall performance.
Because Google truncates by pixels. Wide characters take more space, so two titles with the same character count can truncate differently.
Yes. A clean, readable URL builds trust and can nudge more people to click your result.
You use the same tags, but mobile shows less text, so front-load the important words for both.
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