SERP Snippet Preview
Preview how your page will look in Google search results.
Enter your title, URL, and meta description to see a live simulation of how your page could appear in Google search results. Length warnings flag when the title or description passes a practical planning guideline, so you can refine before you publish.
Everything is rendered in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
Simulated Google preview (desktop)
Common planning guideline (~60 title, ~160 description). Google may shorten or rewrite snippets depending on the query, device, and available display space, so staying under these numbers guarantees nothing. This mock-up is generated in your browser to sketch appearance — it is not affiliated with Google.
Private by design.Your text is processed entirely in your browser — it is never uploaded to or stored on our servers. Some tools autosave your latest input in this browser so a refresh doesn't lose it.
What the preview shows
The preview mirrors the shape of a desktop Google result: the site name and breadcrumb URL on top, the clickable blue title, and the gray description beneath. This preview cuts titles past about 60 characters and descriptions past about 160 so you can see the effect of length at a glance.
Those cuts are made by character count, which is not how Google works: Google truncates by available width, so the real cut-off moves with the device, the font and the query, and Google may rewrite the title or description altogether. Treat this as a planning preview rather than a prediction, and keep the words that matter near the front — they stay visible however the tail is cut.
How to use it
Draft your title and description, watch the preview update, and adjust until the important words stay visible and the description reads as a compelling, accurate summary. Pair it with the Meta Title & Description Checker for precise counts, and keep titles unique across pages.
Examples
| Example | Input | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Good title | A 55-character title | Shows in full |
| Long title | A 75-character title | Truncated with … |
| Description | A 150-character description | Shows in full |
Frequently asked questions
Is this exactly what Google will show?
No. It is a planning preview of the general shape of a result. Google truncates by available width rather than a character count, and often rewrites titles and descriptions, so what you see here will not always match what appears in search.
What title and description lengths should I target?
About 60 characters for the title and 155–160 for the description are useful planning targets. They do not guarantee anything: the real cut-off depends on the device and layout, and Google may substitute its own text.
Does the URL affect the preview?
Yes — Google shows the site name and a breadcrumb-style URL. A clean, readable URL looks better in results.
Is my data uploaded?
No. The preview is generated entirely in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.