Type your page URL, SEO title and meta description to see how they’ll look in Google search results on desktop and mobile. The tool checks pixel length, highlights your keyword in bold like Google does, and suggests quick fixes, such as when a title is too long, a keyword is missing or there’s no call to action.
Google Search Result Preview Tool
See how your page title and meta description look in Google, on desktop and mobile, with length checks.
Google may rewrite titles and descriptions, and pixel limits vary by device. Use this as a guide.
Get your titles checked for freeTitle Tag Length Checker: How Long Should a Title Be?
Aim for 50–60 characters, which fits within roughly 580 pixels on desktop. Google cuts titles by pixel width, not characters, so wide letters like “W” use more space. Put your main keyword and location near the start.
Meta Description Length Checker: How Long Should It Be?
Aim for about 140–160 characters. Longer descriptions are usually cut off, especially on mobile. Include your main keyword, a clear benefit and a call to action.
| Element | Recommended length | Tips |
|---|---|---|
| Title | 50–60 characters | Keyword + location first, brand last |
| Meta description | 140–160 characters | Benefit + proof + call to action |
| URL | Short, readable | Service and location words |
Why Does Google Show a Different Title Than Mine?
Google sometimes rewrites titles and descriptions when it thinks another text better matches the search. Clear, accurate titles that match the page content are rewritten less often.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the preview match Google exactly?
Very closely, but Google’s display changes by device and search, so treat it as a guide.
Does a better title improve rankings?
A clear title with your keyword helps relevance and can raise click-through rate, which brings more visitors from the same ranking.
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