Type your title tag, meta description and full URL. The live preview updates character by character as you type, no button press needed.
The right panel shows exactly how your snippet appears in Google search results, including how Google renders your URL as a breadcrumb path.
Colour-coded counters turn amber at 90% of the limit and red if you exceed it. The pixel-width bar shows precise truncation risk, Google truncates by pixels, not just characters.
Toggle between desktop (600px wide snippet) and mobile (smaller font, 3-line description) to see how your snippet looks across all devices.
Type your SEO title, meta description and URL below. The Google-styled preview on the right updates live. Switch between desktop and mobile to catch any truncation issues before you publish.
Google bolds keywords in your title and description that match the searcher's query, this dramatically increases visual contrast and CTR. Put your primary keyword in the first 30 characters of your title so it's never truncated and always visible.
Google truncates titles at ~600px and descriptions at ~920px, not at a fixed character count. Wide characters (W, M) take more space than narrow ones (i, l). This tool shows pixel widths so you can optimise precisely, not just count characters.
Meta descriptions don't directly affect rankings, they affect CTR. Write them as mini-ads: lead with the benefit, include your keyword naturally, end with a specific call to action ("Start free", "Book today", "See pricing"). Questions and numbers work especially well.
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Because Google truncates titles and descriptions that are too long, often mid-word. A preview shows exactly what searchers will see so you can fix length and wording before it costs you clicks.
Google measures pixels, not just characters, but a safe guide is about 50 to 60 characters for the title and 130 to 150 for the description. This tool shows both counters live.
Not always. Google may rewrite them to better match the query. Writing a clear, relevant title and description makes it far more likely Google keeps yours.