Google SERP Preview
Preview how your page will look in Google search results. Optimise titles and meta descriptions.
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SEO Checklist
Why SERP Previews Matter
Your title tag and meta description are the first (and sometimes only) impression you make in search results. A compelling SERP snippet can double your click-through rate compared to a generic one — even at the same ranking position. That's free traffic you're either capturing or losing.
Think of your SERP listing as a tiny advert. You've got about 60 characters for the headline and 155 for the body copy. Every word needs to earn its place. This previewer lets you see exactly what searchers will see before you publish — so you can iterate on the copy without waiting for Google to re-crawl.
Title and Description Length Limits
| Element | Pixel Limit | Character Guide | What Happens If Too Long |
|---|---|---|---|
| Title (desktop) | ~580px | 50-60 characters | Truncated with "..." |
| Title (mobile) | ~480px | ~55 characters | Truncated earlier due to narrower viewport |
| Description (desktop) | ~920px | 150-160 characters | Cut off mid-sentence with "..." |
| Description (mobile) | ~680px | ~120 characters | Significantly shorter on mobile |
| URL / breadcrumb | ~600px | Full domain + path | Path segments collapsed |
What this means for you: Google measures by pixels, not characters, because "W" is wider than "i". The character counts above are safe estimates. Keep your core message in the first 50 characters of the title and first 120 characters of the description to be safe on all devices.
Writing High-CTR SERP Snippets
Front-Load Your Keyword
Put your target keyword at the beginning of the title. Google bolds matching terms and users scan left-to-right — front-loading catches their eye immediately.
Use Numbers and Dates
"7 Best..." or "2026 Guide to..." stand out in a wall of text results. Numbers create specificity and dates signal freshness — both improve click-through rates.
Answer the Query in the Description
Don't just describe your page — give a preview of the answer. "The ideal title length is 50-60 characters..." shows the searcher you have exactly what they need.
Include a Call to Action
End your description with "Try it free", "No signup required", or "Calculate now". A clear CTA tells the searcher what they'll get when they click.
When Google Rewrites Your Title
Google rewrites title tags for roughly 60% of search results. It might shorten them, remove your brand name, or replace the title entirely with an H1 tag or anchor text. Knowing why helps you write titles that survive the rewrite.
Title too long. If your title exceeds ~60 characters, Google will truncate or rewrite it. Keep the core message under 55 characters.
Title doesn't match the content. If the H1 on your page differs significantly from the title tag, Google may use the H1 instead. Keep them aligned.
Keyword stuffing. "SEO Tools | Best SEO Tools | Free SEO Tool" will get rewritten. Use your keyword once, naturally.
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How to use this tool
Enter your page title
Add the URL
Write your meta description
Common uses
- Optimising page titles and descriptions before publishing
- A/B testing different SERP copy to maximise click-through rates
- Checking character limits for mobile vs desktop search results
- Previewing breadcrumb URL display for site architecture
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