— SEO & GEO

Google SERP Snippet Preview

See how your title, URL and meta description render in Google search results — with pixel-width truncation warnings before you publish.

0pxTitle width
0pxDescription width
example.com › blog › post
Your page title
Your meta description…
Both lines fit within Google’s desktop width.
— What it does

The Google SERP Snippet Preview is a free tool that shows how a page will appear in Google search results. You enter the title, URL, and meta description, and it renders a desktop-style snippet while measuring each line in pixels — flagging titles and descriptions that will be cut off with an ellipsis. It uses the same canvas text measurement your browser performs, all locally, so nothing you type is uploaded.

  • Live desktop snippet preview with the blue title, green URL line, and grey description.
  • Pixel-accurate width measurement using canvas — not a rough character count.
  • Truncation warnings when the title passes ~580px or the description ~920px.
  • Runs entirely in your browser — your draft copy is never uploaded to a server.

How to use it

1

Enter your snippet text

Type the page title, the URL, and the meta description you plan to use.

2

Watch the live preview

The Google-style snippet updates as you type, showing exactly how each line wraps or truncates.

3

Fix truncation warnings

Trim any line flagged as over the pixel limit so Google shows your full title and description.

Frequently asked

How long should a title tag be?
Google truncates desktop titles at roughly 580 pixels — about 50–60 characters depending on the letters used. This tool measures the actual pixel width, so wide words are caught even under the character estimate.
How long should a meta description be?
Aim to keep the description under about 920 pixels, roughly 150–160 characters. Beyond that Google adds an ellipsis and cuts the text, so put your key message first.
Why measure pixels instead of characters?
Google truncates by rendered width, not character count. A title of capital W’s is far wider than the same number of i’s, so pixel measurement with the browser’s canvas is much more accurate.
Is my title or description uploaded?
No. The preview and all measurements run locally in your browser with JavaScript and the canvas API. Nothing you type is sent to a server, so unpublished copy stays private.
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