Free SERP Snippet Preview: See Your Google Title and Meta Description Before You Publish

Google truncates by pixel width, not character count, so the popular 60-character / 160-character rules are only rough guides. In practice a title is usually safe under about 580 pixels (roughly 55-60 characters) on desktop and a description under about 920 pixels (roughly 150-160 characters). This tool measures the real pixel width of your exact text and shows you the precise point where it would be cut off.

Not always. Google frequently rewrites titles and descriptions to better match the search query. This tool shows you how your source title tag and meta description would render and where they truncate - which is what you control - but no tool can guarantee what Google chooses to display. Write a strong, accurate tag and you give Google the best version to use.

Yes. The Desktop, Mobile, and Bing tabs each use that surface's real rendering font, size, and width limits, so the truncation point changes when you switch. Mobile typically allows a wider, taller snippet than desktop, and Bing uses slightly different limits - the preview reflects each one.

No. The preview runs entirely in your browser, nothing you type is sent to a server or saved, and the tool is completely free with no sign-up. You only share contact details if you choose to ask Dcrayons for a full SEO audit through the form on this page.