Free Google SERP Snippet Preview Tool
Preview how a page title, URL, and meta description may look in Google and social cards before you publish. Use the preview to improve clarity, not to chase a fixed pixel count or promise an exact final snippet.
See exactly how your page will look in search and social feeds before it ships. Type your title, URL, and meta description, and the Google, X, and LinkedIn cards update live — with character counts that flag when Google will truncate your title (~60) or description (~155). Built for founders and indie builders writing their own metadata. Nothing leaves your browser.
Google · desktop
Your page title goes here
Your meta description appears here. Keep it under 155 characters so Google shows it in full.
X / Twitter
example.com
Your page title goes here
Your meta description appears here. Keep it under 155 characters so Google shows it in full.
example.com
Your page title goes here
Your meta description appears here. Keep it under 155 characters so Google shows it in full.
Snippet text
Title: Your page title goes here
URL: example.com
Description: Your meta description appears here. Keep it under 155 characters so Google shows it in full.How it works
The previews render entirely from the text you enter — no crawling, no API calls. The Google card mirrors how Search shortens long titles and descriptions with an ellipsis, so you can trim to fit. Toggle desktop vs. mobile to check the tighter mobile limits.
Why do the limits matter?
Google truncates titles past roughly 60 characters and descriptions past roughly 155. Keeping under those limits means your full message stays visible in the snippet instead of being cut off with an ellipsis.
Why does Google rewrite search snippets?
Google can choose a different title or description when another page element better matches a query. A unique title, a descriptive opening paragraph, and matching on-page headings give search engines stronger source material for a useful snippet.
How can I improve a search snippet?
Lead with the page’s answer or value, name the specific topic, and avoid duplicate titles across the site. Make the visible H1, title tag, meta description, and opening copy describe the same search intent in natural language.
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