SERP Snippet Preview
See exactly how your page appears in Google, and whether your title or meta description will be truncated, measured in real pixel width (how Google actually cuts them). No signup.
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Run a free SEO audit →Title & meta length guidelines
- Title: keep under ~600px (about 50-60 chars). Put the keyword near the front.
- Meta description: ~150-160 chars (~920px). It doesn't directly rank you, but it drives click-through.
- Google truncates by pixel width, so wide letters (W, M) eat space faster. This tool measures the real width.
Why your snippet matters
Your title and meta description are your pitch in the search results — they don't move your ranking directly, but they decide whether someone actually clicks. A truncated title can cut off your brand name or the keyword that made someone search in the first place, and a generic or missing description gets skipped in favor of a competitor's clearer one. Previewing the real, pixel-accurate render before you publish catches both problems before they cost you traffic.