SERP Snippet Preview
Search engines shorten titles and descriptions by on-screen width, not a fixed number of characters. This tool measures your text in pixels with your browser’s fonts and shows where it is likely to be cut. Google may also rewrite titles and snippets entirely, so treat the result as guidance.
Runs entirely in your browser. Your input and files are not uploaded to any server.
How to use
- Type your page title, URL and meta description.
- Switch between desktop and mobile.
- Shorten or reorder text until the important words appear before the cut-off.
Examples
“Men’s Waterproof Hiking Boots – Lightweight, Breathable…” shows where the brand name falls off.
Arabic text is measured too and shown right-to-left.
Privacy
Your files and text stay in your browser while you use this tool, and ads or anonymous visit statistics do not receive them. Only your favorites and recent tools are saved on your device. Privacy policy
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Frequently asked questions
How accurate is the pixel measurement?
It uses Arial at the sizes commonly used in results (about 20 px for titles and 14 px for descriptions) with limits of roughly 600 px and 920 px on desktop. Real results use different fonts per platform and change over time.
Why does Google show a different title?
Google may rewrite titles and descriptions when it thinks another text better matches the search. Clear, accurate titles are rewritten less often.