Preview your Google search snippet before publishing. Check title tag and meta description length against desktop and mobile limits. Free, instant, browser-only.
Added May 14, 2026
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Enter a value for page title tag to see your result.
Previews how your page title, URL, and meta description will appear in Google search results, and checks whether they fall within recommended character limits for desktop and mobile viewports.
Desktop title limit ≈ 60 chars (600 px) | Mobile ≈ 63 chars | Description: desktop ≤ 160, mobile ≤ 130
Title is 44 chars (well under 60) and description is 121 chars (just above the 120-char floor). Both pass with no warnings.
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Google truncates titles that exceed roughly 600 pixels, which equates to about 60 characters in a typical desktop font. On mobile the limit is slightly looser at around 63 characters. Keeping titles under 60 chars ensures they display in full on both devices.
Aim for 120–160 characters on desktop and 100–130 on mobile. Shorter descriptions may look thin; longer ones will be cut off with an ellipsis. Google may still rewrite your description if it considers another snippet more relevant to the query.
No. Google frequently rewrites meta descriptions — especially when the user's query doesn't match the description closely. A well-written description still improves click-through rate when Google does use it, so it is worth crafting carefully.
Google converts URLs to a breadcrumb-style display path (e.g. example.com › category › page-name) to improve readability. The actual URL still determines ranking; only the visual presentation changes.