SEO

SERP Snippet Preview

See a live, Google-style preview of your search result snippet as you type your title, URL and meta description. Character counts update in real time and the tool warns you when your title exceeds ~60 characters or your description exceeds ~160, mirroring how Google truncates snippets. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Examples

Input · Long titles and descriptions are truncated with an ellipsis just like Google does.
Title: 'Best Running Shoes 2026' · URL: https://example.com/shoes · Description: 'Compare the top running shoes…'
Output
A blue clickable title, a breadcrumb-style URL and grey description rendered exactly like a Google result.

How it works

The preview shows your title, URL and description laid out like a desktop Google result. The title is cut at 60 characters and the description at 160, each with an ellipsis, and the URL is shown as a breadcrumb: domain › folder › page.

Those limits are a guide. Google cuts titles by pixel width, not by character count, so a title full of wide letters such as W and M is cut sooner and one full of narrow letters fits more. Aim to stay a few characters under the limit.

Google can also rewrite a title or pull a different description from the page, so the preview shows what you asked for, not what is guaranteed to appear. Mobile layout, dates, sitelinks and rich results are not simulated.

How to use SERP Snippet Preview

Enter your snippet details
Type the page title, URL and meta description you plan to use.
Check the counts
Live counters flag when the title passes ~60 characters or the description passes ~160.
Refine the preview
Edit your copy until the Google-style preview shows the full text without truncation.

Why use this tool

Realistic Google-style desktop snippet rendering
Live character counts for title and description
Truncation warnings at ~60 and ~160 characters
Runs entirely in your browser with no data sent anywhere

Frequently asked questions

Google typically truncates titles around 60 characters. The preview shows the truncated version and warns you so you can shorten it.

No. Google rewrites snippets dynamically based on the query and device. This is an accurate guide to length and appearance, not a guarantee.

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